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ANEEJA HOSPITAL
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Paediatrics in Accra

Compassionate care for babies, children and teenagers — from routine check-ups and vaccinations to acute illness — with French- and English-speaking paediatricians.

A bright children's ward at Aneeja Hospital, Accra

Quick facts

Hours
Clinics Mon–Sat; emergencies 24/7
Location in hospital
Children's wing, ground floor
Languages
English & French
Insurance
NHIS + 6 private insurers
Emergency
Child emergencies seen 24/7

What we treat

  • Newborn & well-baby checks
  • Childhood vaccinations (national & travel)
  • Growth & development monitoring
  • Treatment of fevers, malaria & infections
  • Asthma & allergy care
  • Paediatric inpatient wards (including VIP)
  • Advice for visiting & expatriate families

Your journey, step by step

  1. 1

    Register & welcome

    Reception registers your child in French or English and notes their history and vaccination record.

  2. 2

    Consultation

    A paediatrician examines your child, explains findings to you, and answers your questions calmly.

  3. 3

    Tests or treatment

    Any tests are done on site; treatment, vaccination or a prescription follows, with clear instructions.

  4. 4

    Follow-up

    We arrange review, a growth check or admission if needed, and stay reachable for your peace of mind.

Why Aneeja

  • Embassy-listed paediatrician

    A French Embassy-listed paediatrician trusted by Accra's francophone families.

  • Children's wards

    Dedicated paediatric wards, including a VIP room, where a parent can stay overnight.

  • Care without translation

    Worried parents explain symptoms in their own language and are understood first time.

Inside the department

  • A bright children's ward at Aneeja Hospital, Accra
  • The paediatric vaccination clinic at Aneeja Hospital
  • A bilingual paediatric consultation with a family

Indicative views — real department photography on request.

Your care team

Meet all our doctors

Frequently asked questions

Is there a French-speaking paediatrician at Aneeja?
Yes. Dr Nathalie Sekretev, listed as a medical adviser by the French Embassy in Accra, practises general medicine and paediatrics in French and English, alongside our wider paediatric team.
Do you give childhood vaccinations?
Yes. We provide routine childhood immunisations on the national schedule, as well as travel vaccines for families moving between Ghana, France and beyond. Bring your child's vaccination record if you have one.
Can my child be admitted overnight if needed?
Yes. We have children's wards, including a VIP option, so a parent can stay close while your child is treated and observed by our nursing team.
What should I do if my child is unwell at night?
Our emergency department sees children 24 hours a day. For a high fever, breathing difficulty, dehydration or a worrying change, come straight in or call +233 30 241 1491.
Do you see newborns and premature babies?
We provide newborn checks and well-baby care, and stabilise unwell newborns. Babies needing intensive neonatal care are referred to a partner unit when appropriate, after stabilisation.
Can I register my child as a new patient in French?
Absolutely. Reception and our paediatric team can register and care for your family entirely in French or English, whichever you prefer.