The Administrator of the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, popularly known as “MahamaCares,” Adjoa Obuobia Darko-Opoku, has shared a reassuring update on the rollout of the programme, revealing a network of health facilities across the country already delivering care to patients.
Speaking during the Government’s Accountability Series on Monday, May 11, she explained that the Fund was created to mobilise dedicated financing for the treatment of chronic and life-threatening conditions such as cancer, kidney disease, and other long-term illnesses that place heavy financial pressure on families.
According to her, the programme is not just a policy on paper—it is already active, with several major hospitals and specialist centres enrolled to provide care under the scheme.
Hospitals currently participating in the MahamaCares programme
Patients can access services under the Fund at the following facilities nationwide:
- Korle Bu Teaching Hospital
- Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
- Cape Coast Teaching Hospital
- Tamale Teaching Hospital
- Ho Teaching Hospital
- Sunyani Teaching Hospital
- Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital
- Greater Accra Regional Hospital
- Eastern Regional Hospital
- Winneba Trauma and Specialist Hospital
- Volta Regional Hospital
- Kumasi South Hospital
- Northern Regional Hospital
- Upper West Regional Hospital
- Upper East Regional Hospital
- Sefwi-Wiawso Government Hospital
- Goaso Municipal Hospital
- Bole Municipal Hospital
- Worawora Government Hospital
- Holy Family Hospital Techiman
- Baptist Medical Centre Nalerigu
- University of Ghana Medical Centre
- 37 Military Hospital
- International Maritime Hospital
- The Bank Hospital
- Trust Specialist Hospital
- Aisha Hospital
Madam Obuobia stressed that the inclusion of these facilities is aimed at improving access to specialised healthcare services, reducing delays in treatment, and easing the financial burden on patients and their families.
She added that more facilities are expected to be added as the programme expands, strengthening the national response to chronic disease management and specialist care delivery across Ghana.
