New Life Homeopathic Clinic opens Headquarters, feeds over 100 widows

New Life Homeopathic clinic donated items worth 60,000 Ghana Cedis to 100 windows at the unveiling of its new ultramodern medical facility as the headquarters in Dasoman, Accra.

The remarkable occasion which welcomed some influential people in the country witnessed the donation of items ranging from bags of rice to hampers.

After operating in a rented building at Dasoman for years, the clinic on Saturday, December 29, inaugurated a four storey medical facility as the headquarters in Accra.

In an interview with media, Dr Mark Agyei, Chief Executive Officer of New Life Homeopathic clinic stated that the development forms part of efforts to enhance proper medical treatment in the country.

"We believe in professionalism, so we employ people who are qualified in the medical field. We have a team of physiotherapists, medical laboratories and alternative medical doctors who are helping the growth of the business. The future of New Life Homeopathic clinic will be bigger and brighter."

"This building is here to serve the community and everyone because we have solutions to various sickness. That's why I went to the United States of America to purchase a lot of medical equipment. The best medical practitioner is he who has time for proper diagnoses before calling for medication."

New Life Homoeopathic Clinic is a specialized Medical Center for chronic disease like Stroke, infertility, prostate conditions and many others.

Dr Agyei revealed that homoeopathy will soon take over in the country.

"Homeopathy is a treatment with no side effect and in Ghana very soon homoeopathy will takeover because the way we do our things, the way we do our service and the way people are responding to the treatment day in day out. It makes homoeopathy stand out" he said.



Dr Adu Boateng, Chief Executive Officer of End Point Homeopathic Clinic praised Dr Mark Agyei for the good work adding that the future will be bigger.

New Life Homeopathic Clinic has been in existence for close to Six years and served over 20,000 patients as at Friday, December 28.

The occasion also witnessed the presence of Member of Parliament for Ablekuma South, Hon. Oko Vanderpuije, Pastor Zachariah Asuboni,

Director, Southern Ghana Union Conference of S. D. A, Torgbui Yaka IV, Registrar, Traditional Medicine Practice