St Luke's Hospital, Asaba, Delta, Nigeria

St. Luke’s Hospital is an ultra‑modern, privately owned hospital built with a vision to render quality healthcare service comparable to the world’s best. The hospital was established in 2011 in the quiet and serene environment of the Government Reserved Area in Asaba by the late Chief Uche Okpuno, the Chairman of ULO Consultant Limited.

Who manages St. Luke’s Hospital?

1. Board Chairperson: Chief Mrs. Nkem Okpuno
2. Medical Director: Dr. Patrick Ofili (Consultant General Surgeon)
3. Administrator: Mrs. Maria Ngozi Olisa
4. Strategy Manager: Mr. Olumuyiwa Komolafe
5. Support: Department heads and staff

What is the size and structure of the facility?

St. Luke’s Hospital is a 60-bed, three-floor facility with:

Ground Floor: Emergency suite, pharmacy, consultation rooms, lab, radiology, dialysis, dental unit, records, and reception

First Floor: Wards, ICU, and operating theatres

Top Floor: Presidential ward, admin offices, conference and seminar rooms, library, and IT room

A functional lift, ramp, staircases, and fire escape serve the entire building.

What specialties does the hospital offer?

The hospital covers 22 specialties and sub-specialties with services provided by 30 consultants (full-time and visiting). Clinic visits are appointment-based or scheduled on specific days.

What if a case is too complex for the hospital?

St. Luke’s refers such cases to:

Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Asaba

Asaba Specialist Hospital (ASH)

Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Nnewi

What systems are in place?

1. Electronic Medical Records (fully digitalized)
2. Patient feedback via evaluation forms
3. Clinical audits for quality control

What makes the hospital distinct?

St. Luke’s Hospital emphasizes courteous service, modern infrastructure, consultant-driven care, and a strong feedback loop to maintain quality.