CHAG hospitals in Ghana: List of Christian Health Association of Ghana medical centres
The Ashanti Region leads Ghana's CHAG network with 44 affiliated facilities, the highest concentration in the country. The Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) operates over 370 health facilities and training institutions across all 16 regions. Despite accounting for only 7% of Ghana's health infrastructure, CHAG delivers between 30% and 40% of the country's primary healthcare. Below is a full list of CHAG hospitals by region.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Key takeaways
- How this list was compiled
- CHAG hospitals in Ghana: summary by region
- List of CHAG hospitals in Ghana by region
- 16. Savannah Region — 1 CHAG facility
- 15. Western North Region — 2 CHAG facilities
- 14. Oti Region — 2 CHAG facilities
- 13. Ahafo Region — 2 CHAG facilities
- 12. North East Region — 4 CHAG facilities
- 11. Bono East Region — 4 CHAG facilities
- 10. Greater Accra Region — 9 CHAG facilities
- 9. Central Region — 11 CHAG facilities
- 8. Volta Region — 12 CHAG facilities
- 7. Northern Region — 15 CHAG facilities
- 6. Upper East Region — 15 CHAG facilities
- 5. Upper West Region — 16 CHAG facilities
- 4. Bono Region — 17 CHAG facilities
- 3. Eastern Region — 19 CHAG facilities
- 2. Western Region — 24 CHAG facilities
- 1. Ashanti Region — 44 CHAG facilities
- List of CHAG hospitals in Kumasi and their locations
- Frequently asked questions about CHAG hospitals in Ghana
- Conclusion
Key takeaways
- CHAG operates over 370 health facilities and training institutions across all 16 regions of Ghana.
- The CHAG network is owned by 34 Christian church denominations, including the Catholic Church, SDA Church, and Pentecostal churches.
- Dr Peter Kwame Yeboah is CHAG's Executive Director.
- CHAG delivers 30–40% of Ghana's primary healthcare with just 7% of the country's health infrastructure.
- The Ashanti Region has 44 CHAG-affiliated facilities, more than any other region in Ghana.
How this list was compiled
This list is sourced from CHAG's official facility records and verified against secondary sources. Facilities are grouped by region. The CHAG network is updated periodically. For the most current facility list or a specific hospital's address, contact CHAG at 0302777815, email chag@chag.org.gh, or visit CHAG's national headquarters at 21 Jubilee Well Street, Labone, Accra.
CHAG hospitals in Ghana: summary by region
Rank | Region | Facilities | Notable hospital |
1 | Ashanti | 44 | Presbyterian Hospital Agogo |
2 | Western | 24 | St. Martin De Porres Hospital |
3 | Eastern | 19 | Donkorkrom Presbyterian Hospital |
4 | Bono | 17 | St. John Of God Hospital |
5 | Upper West | 16 | St. Joseph's Hospital Jirapa |
6 | Northern | 15 | SDA Hospital Tamale |
7 | Upper East | 15 | Presbyterian Hospital Bawku |
8 | Volta | 12 | Battor Catholic Hospital |
9 | Central | 11 | St. Francis Xavier Hospital |
10 | Greater Accra | 9 | SDA Hospital |
11 | Bono East | 4 | Holy Family Hospital |
12 | North East | 4 | Baptist Medical Centre |
13 | Ahafo | 2 | St. Theresa's Hospital |
14 | Oti | 2 | Comboni Hospital |
15 | Western North | 2 | St. John Of God Hospital |
16 | Savannah | 1 | Donald Richard Memorial Health Centre |
List of CHAG hospitals in Ghana by region
16. Savannah Region — 1 CHAG facility
The Savannah Region has the fewest CHAG-affiliated hospitals in Ghana, with one centre serving the area.
- Donald Richard Memorial Health Centre
15. Western North Region — 2 CHAG facilities
Two CHAG facilities operate in the Western North Region:
- St. John Of God Hospital
- St. Luke's Methodist Clinic
14. Oti Region — 2 CHAG facilities
Two CHAG hospitals serve the Oti Region:
- St. Joseph's Catholic Hospital
- St. Mary Theresa Catholic Hospital
13. Ahafo Region — 2 CHAG facilities
Two CHAG health facilities are active in the Ahafo Region:
- Kasapin Pentecost Clinic
- St. Theresa's Hospital
12. North East Region — 4 CHAG facilities
Four CHAG facilities serve the North East Region:
- Baptist Medical Centre
- Church Of Christ Clinic
- Fame Clinic (CHPS)
11. Bono East Region — 4 CHAG facilities
Four CHAG hospitals and health centres serve the Bono East Region:
- Abease Health Centre
- Holy Family Hospital
- Kwadwokumikrom Presbyterian Health Centre
- Mathias Catholic Hospital
10. Greater Accra Region — 9 CHAG facilities
Nine CHAG health facilities serve the Greater Accra Region. CHAG's national headquarters is at 21 Jubilee Well Street, Labone, Accra. For individual facility addresses, visit the GhanaYello CHAG Accra directory or call 0302777815.
CHAG hospitals in Accra:
- Ashiyie Community Clinic
- Emmanuel Eye/Medical Centre, Shiashie
- Faith Evangelical Mission Clinic
- Faith Evangelical Mission Hospital
- SDA Hospital
- St Andrews Catholic Clinic
- Urban Aid Health Centre
- Voice Of The Lord Maternity Home And Clinic
9. Central Region — 11 CHAG facilities
Eleven CHAG facilities operate across the Central Region. For individual facility addresses, contact CHAG at 0302777815 or visit the CHAG regional directory.
CHAG hospitals in the Central Region include:
- Catholic Hospital
- Coast For Christ Baptist Hospital
- Presbyterian Health Centres (multiple)
- Salvation Army health facilities
- St. Francis Xavier Hospital
8. Volta Region — 12 CHAG facilities
Twelve CHAG facilities serve the Volta Region. Four major hospitals anchor the network:
- Battor Catholic Hospital
- Margaret Marquart Catholic Hospital
- Sacred Heart Hospital
- St. Anthony's Hospital
Eight additional CHAG-affiliated clinics and health centres are also active in the region.
7. Northern Region — 15 CHAG facilities
Fifteen CHAG facilities operate across the Northern Region. Key hospitals include:
- Catholic Primary Health Care
- Good Shepherd Health Centre
- Presbyterian Health Centre
- SDA Hospital Tamale
- St. Joseph's Hospital
The network includes additional health centres across the region's districts.
6. Upper East Region — 15 CHAG facilities
Fifteen CHAG hospitals and clinics serve the Upper East Region:
- Fame Clinic
- Presbyterian Hospital Bawku
- St. Lucas Catholic Health Centre
Multiple additional St-named health centres complete the Upper East network.
5. Upper West Region — 16 CHAG facilities
Sixteen CHAG facilities operate in the Upper West Region. The two anchor hospitals affiliated with Christianity are:
- St. Theresa's Hospital, Nandom
- St. Joseph's Hospital, Jirapa
Methodist and Catholic health centres complement these major hospitals across the region.
4. Bono Region — 17 CHAG facilities

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Seventeen CHAG facilities serve the Bono Region. Key hospitals include:
- Abesim Christian Eye Centre
- St. Elizabeth Catholic Hospital
- St. John Of God Hospital
- St. Mary's Catholic Hospital
Methodist health centres and community clinics round out the Bono Region network.
3. Eastern Region — 19 CHAG facilities
Nineteen CHAG hospitals and health centres serve the Eastern Region:
- Abetifi Presbyterian Health Centre
- Catholic Clinic & Maternity
- Donkorkrom Presbyterian Hospital
- SDA Hospital Koforidua
The region also has numerous additional St-named facilities spread across its districts.
2. Western Region — 24 CHAG facilities
Twenty-four CHAG facilities make the Western Region one of the most comprehensively served in Ghana. Facilities include:
- Anglican, Pentecostal, Catholic, Presbyterian, and SDA clinics affiliated with some of Ghana's biggest churches.
- Father Thomas Alan Rooney Memorial Hospital
- St Martin De Porres Hospital
1. Ashanti Region — 44 CHAG facilities
The Ashanti Region has 44 CHAG-affiliated facilities, the largest regional concentration in Ghana. Major hospitals include:
- Akomaa Memorial SDA Hospital
- Anglican Eye Clinic
- Bryant Mission Hospital
- Methodist facilities (multiple)
- Presbyterian Hospital Agogo
- SDA hospitals across multiple towns
- Numerous additional St-named clinics and hospitals
List of CHAG hospitals in Kumasi and their locations
Several CHAG hospitals operate within Kumasi, including facilities in Abrepo and Manhyia that provide primary healthcare accredited by the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). For the complete list of CHAG hospitals in Kumasi with addresses, visit the GhanaYello Kumasi CHAG directory or contact CHAG at 0302777815.
Frequently asked questions about CHAG hospitals in Ghana
How many CHAG facilities are there in Ghana?
As of 2026, CHAG operates over 370 health facilities and training institutions across all 16 regions of Ghana, owned by 34 Christian church denominations. The network serves between eight and ten million people every year. Visit chag.org.gh for the most current figure.
Who is the head of CHAG?
Dr Peter Kwame Yeboah is the Executive Director of the Christian Health Association of Ghana. He also serves on the Ministerial Advisory Board of Ghana's Ministry of Health.
Which hospital in Ghana is the best?
The top-ranked hospitals in Ghana include Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra and Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi for tertiary care. Among CHAG facilities, Presbyterian Hospital Agogo and Battor Catholic Hospital are widely respected for quality care in their regions.
What is the CHAG posting list?
The CHAG posting list is the annual assignment of health workers, including nurses, doctors, and allied health professionals, to CHAG facilities across Ghana. Postings are coordinated between CHAG and the Ministry of Health. Visit the CHAG official website or the Ghana Health Service for current posting information.
Which hospitals are affiliated with CHAG in Kumasi?
CHAG-affiliated hospitals in Kumasi include facilities in Abrepo and Manhyia, among other areas within the Ashanti Region. For the complete list with addresses, use the GhanaYello Kumasi CHAG directory or contact CHAG at 0302777815.
Conclusion
The Christian Health Association of Ghana plays an indispensable role in the nation's healthcare industry. CHAG hospitals in Ghana complement the government's efforts to achieve universal health coverage. These institutional facilities not only provide essential medical services but also uphold a long-standing tradition of compassionate, faith-based care.
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