With 165 overnight beds, Evercare Hospital Lekki is one the largest private hospitals in Nigeria!
50 critical care beds all with ventilators is the largest in the country.
The hospital is 100% private equity funded and the Evercare Fund is managed by TPG Rise.
The hospital has most specialties and it's own in house doctors but partners with specialists and allows them and other consultant doctors to use its facilities.
The hospital has 240 full time staff including 40 doctors and an additional 140 staff on contract
5 operating theaters each with video capability that allows for to remote doctors to participate in surgery. Enabling other doctors from Eurocare's other 28 hospitals help out.
It also allows streaming into a 75 seat room where junior doctors can observe & learn.
The hospital manufactures it's own gases - which is super important. This means no search for oxygen or running out of oxygen!
Every bed in the hospital has oxygen piped directly to the bed!
There are large shared rooms of 4 people in a room and also private rooms.
Aside from the grid, there are 3 generators to ensure 24/7 service and a very impressive power management system!
The engineering team is on hand 24/7 to ensure everything is in order.
There is a fire suppression system so any outbreaks don't get out of this room.
The hospital has its own in-house diagnostics center and more. Care has also been taken to shield radiology rooms etc.
The Nuclear agency in Nigeria had to come test and approve one of their equipment which is one of two in Nigeria!
I must say I'm beyond impressed. It has taken @TemiMarcella 5 years to get to this point (from day 1 of pitch to investment committee)
The thoughtfulness of the hospital is impressive.
Well done, Temi.
Your work will have a lasting legacy & save and improve lives!
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