Rivia Clinics

27/07/2026

Great having the UGMC team visit our Labone and Dzorwulu branches today as we finalize a new partnership 🤝

This collaboration will expand our emergency and tertiary care reach, allowing us to offer even more comprehensive health solutions to businesses and their dedicated teams.

18/07/2026

In today's economy, time is your most valuable currency. When employees spend half a day away from work for a routine medical check, it creates a ripple effect of lost productivity.

In our new blog, we share how adopting Virtual Care can help maximize your business's potential.

Read more. Link in bio.

09/06/2026

It's the rainy season, but you don't have to stress.

08/06/2026

Meet Lisa Otis, a physician at Rivia Clinics.

29/05/2026

Every Rivia Clinics member has a digital profile where they can view medical records, manage bills, and book appointments. But that’s not all. Read more here:

Your Member Account replaces traditional paperwork and the usual hustle of accessing medical histories, making your healthcare journey smoother.

10/05/2026

Dear Mother, thank you.

21/04/2026

🚨 Important Update for Rivia Clinics Members

Starting May 1, 2026, all members will receive care directly within the Rivia Clinics chain.

This means:
💙 Faster, more direct access to care
💙 Better quality and consistency
💙 A smoother healthcare experience

You can visit any of our clinics across:
Labone, Dzorwulu, Adenta*, East Legon*, Tema*, North Kaneshie, and Koforidua.

(*Some locations are currently being finalised.)

Experience The WOW at Rivia Clinics today 😉👌

20/04/2026

Good health is a vital part of life and even more so for students.

Academic life comes with its own demands, and navigating it can become significantly more challenging when health is unstable.

Access to the right care, guidance, and information is essential for students to thrive both academically and personally.

That’s why we were happy to provide health screening for students at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) during the Public Administration Students’ Association (PASA) Week Celebration.

Throughout the screening, many students showed up with important questions about their health and overall well-being. Our team of nurses and doctors were on hand to provide health checks and practical health advice.

Initiatives like this go beyond routine screenings. They create awareness, encourage early detection, and empower students to take charge of their health.

Kudos to the leadership of PASA for intentionally prioritizing student health and delivering a well-rounded, impactful week-long celebration.