General paediatrics
The everyday doctor for growing children
Fevers, coughs, rashes, tummy aches, growth checks and the questions you saved up. Our general paediatricians see children from birth to seventeen, and know when to bring in a specialist.
- Clinic days
- Monday to Saturday
- Consultation
- ₦15,000
- Follow-up
- Free within 14 days
What we help with
In this clinic
Fevers and infections
Including malaria tests, with results usually within the hour.
Growth and feeding
Height, weight and a growth chart you can keep.
Rashes and small injuries
Cleaned, dressed and explained.
School and travel checks
Forms filled and vaccines reviewed.
Your visit
What to expect
- 01
Booking
Choose general paediatrics and a time that suits school.
- 02
Nurse check
Measurements and temperature, with a sticker.
- 03
Consultation
Twenty minutes with the doctor, parent present.
- 04
Tests if needed
Blood and urine tests on the same floor, with numbing cream for little arms.
- 05
Your plan
Written and sent to WhatsApp, with a free follow-up within 14 days.
Inside
The rooms and the people
Dr Bassey explained everything to my daughter first, then to me. We left with a plan and no fear of the next visit.
- Clinic days
- Monday to Saturday
- Consultation
- ₦15,000
- Follow-up
- Free within 14 days
- Doctors
- Five general paediatricians
- Languages
- English, Efik, Ibibio, Pidgin
Questions
Parents often ask
When should I see a doctor about a fever
Babies under three months with any fever should be seen the same day. Older children who are drinking and playing between doses of fever medicine can usually be seen in clinic. If you are worried, come in.
Can you test for malaria
Yes, with a quick test in clinic and a blood film in the laboratory if needed.
Do you give sick notes for school
Yes, at the end of the visit, at no extra charge.
Ready when you are
Book a visit in five steps, or call the front desk on +234 800 000 0182.