Community Health Extension

Mobile medicine across Umuahia North

Through our partnership with Consolata Foundation, hospital nurses and clinical officers travel past municipal borders to provide bedside treatment, antenatal checkups, and chronic disease monitoring for homebound families.

Core Field Initiatives

Structured care outside hospital walls

Each month our mobile clinical teams deploy directly to rural settlements, public schools, and community compounds with diagnostic gear and essential medicines.

Homebound Patients
Maternal Welfare
Preventive Screening

Elderly Home Care

Rural Maternal Clinics

School Health Days

Scheduled clinical checkups for bedridden elders and post-operative patients unable to commute safely to our Isieke Housing Estate facility.

Mobile prenatal evaluations, vital signs tracking, clean delivery kit distributions, and infant nutritional assessments in neighborhood halls.

Systematic vision checks, malaria rapid testing, dental screenings, and deworming initiatives across regional primary and secondary institutions.

Consolata Foundation Alliance

Healthcare is a fundamental human right, not a luxury reserved for those near city centers.

The Consolata Health Extension and Welfare Foundation funds patient transport, subsidizes essential prescriptions, and coordinates grassroots village committees so clinical attention reaches vulnerable households without delay.

Documentary Evidence

Active care across local communities

Unstaged records from our regular medical camps, vaccination drives, and homebound nursing rounds throughout rural Abia State.

Arrange a homebound nursing visit

Notify our dispatch team about vulnerable elders, postpartum mothers, or bedridden relatives needing clinical attention at home.