Trust Charitos Hospital Abuja

🏆We Are ISO 9001:2015 Certified Trust Charitos Hospital is proud to be certified to the ISO 9001:2015 standard by MQA Certification UK Ltd. This international quality management certification reflects our unwavering commitment to delivering safe, efficient, and consistent healthcare services. Our systems, processes, and patient care meet global standards — ensuring that you receive the best quality every time. What this means for you: •Standardized care processes •Continual service improvement •Patient satisfaction at the core •Transparency and accountability Thank you for choosing Trust Charitos Hospital — where quality care isn’t just a promise, it’s a standard.

It’s Asthma Awareness Month, and at Trust Charitos Hospital, we are dedicated to helping you breathe easier. Asthma shouldn't hold you back from living your best life. Whether it's a persistent cough at night or shortness of breath during your morning run, understanding the signs is the first step toward effective management. Check out our guide on common symptoms and essential care tips to keep your lungs healthy! Common Signs to Watch For: 1. Wheezing or whistling sounds when breathing. 2. Persistent coughing (especially at night). 3. Chest tightness or pain. 4. Shortness of breath during physical activity. Asthma Care Tips: 1. Identify Triggers: Stay away from smoke, dust, and strong odors. 2. Stay Consistent: Take your prescribed medications exactly as directed. 3. Monitor Regularly: Attend routine checkups to track your respiratory health. 4. Don’t wait for an emergency. Visit our experts for a professional evaluation and personalized respiratory care. Visit Us Today: 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Off Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi, Abuja. Get In Touch: Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 Web: tch.ng #AsthmaAwarenessMonth #TrustCharitosHospital #HealthyLungs #AbujaHealth #RespiratoryCare #AsthmaSigns #BreatheEasy #JabiAbuja

NEW EBOLA OUTBREAK: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially declared the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). This rare and complex situation involves the Bundibugyo strain, reminding us once again of the fragility of global health security. THE CURRENT SITUATION Centered in the Northeast DRC, the outbreak has already seen over 240 reported cases and 80 deaths. While it hasn't reached pandemic proportions yet, health officials are sounding the alarm due to: - The Rare Strain: The Bundibugyo virus currently has no approved vaccine or specific treatment. - Rapid Onset: Symptoms can mirror the flu initially (fever, muscle pain, headache) but can escalate rapidly to vomiting, diarrhea, and internal/external bleeding. - High Mortality: This strain can have a mortality rate as high as 50%. WHY GLOBAL VIGILANCE MATTERS With more than a dozen outbreaks in the region over the last 50 years, including the devastating 2018–2020 period, the international community’s response in the coming days is critical. Swift action in containment, tracking, and public health education is the only way to prevent regional spread. Building Resilient Health Systems This outbreak serves as a stark reminder of the need for: 1. Strengthened Infrastructure: Improving local healthcare facilities to manage sudden surges. 2. Continued Research: Investing in vaccines and treatments for rarer viral strains. 3. Public Awareness: Ensuring communities have access to accurate information on hygiene and early detection. Global health is a shared responsibility. The next few weeks will be crucial in determining whether this outbreak is contained or if it spirals further. What are your thoughts on how the international community can better prepare for rare viral outbreaks like this? #GlobalHealth #PublicHealth #EbolaOutbreak #WHO #HealthcareInnovation #DRC #HealthAwareness #TrustCharitosHospital

There's nothing strong about ignoring symptoms. The strongest thing you can do is walk into a hospital before your body forces you in. Visit Us Today at Trust Charitos Hospital, Abuja #TrustCharitosCares #HealthIsWealth

May is Brain Cancer Awareness Month. Awareness is the first step toward early detection and better outcomes. Don't ignore the signs: - Persistent headaches/dizziness - Blurred vision - Loss of balance or trouble walking - Speech difficulties Early intervention saves lives. Visit us for a comprehensive brain examination. 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Jabi, Abuja. Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #BrainCancerAwareness #TCH #AbujaHealth #EarlyDetection

Join Us for a Vital Health Talk on Hantavirus! Don't miss out on our upcoming Health Talk Show featuring Dr. Yakubu from Trust Charitos Hospital. We’re diving deep into everything you need to know about the Hanta Virus to keep you and your loved ones safe. Topic: Hanta Virus: What You Need to Know Date: Tuesday, 19 May 2026 Time: 4pm-5pm Station: 91.3FM Radio Maria Knowledge is the first step to prevention. See you on the airwaves! #HealthTalk #HantaVirus #TrustCharitosHospital #AbujaHealth #RadioMaria #MedicalAdvice #JabiAbuja #CaringForLife

Every successful eye surgery begins long before the first incision. At Trust Charitos Hospital, we believe that every detail matters, from careful preparation to the final stitch. Our team is dedicated to restoring clarity and confidence through advanced eye surgery and compassionate care. Your vision deserves the best hands. Visit us: Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Jabi, Abuja. Get in touch: Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #EyeHealth #VisionCare #AbujaHealth #TrustCharitoms #PrecisionMedicine

Today is World Hypertension Day, and the best way to protect your heart is to know your numbers! Hypertension is often a silent threat, but managing risk factors like stress, high sodium, and lack of sleep can make all the difference. We are offering FREE Blood Pressure Checks today. Walk in anytime! 📍Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Off Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi, Abuja. Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #WorldHypertensionDay #TrustCharitosHospital #AbujaHealth

Nigeria has received its first batch of Lenacapavir, a revolutionary injection that prevents HIV/AIDS. The Federal Capital Territory Administration commenced the rollout of Lenacapavir in Abuja on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, as part of efforts to reduce new infections and strengthen Nigeria's HIV response. The rollout covers eight states in total: Anambra, Ebonyi, Gombe, Kwara, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Benue and the FCT. Here is what you need to know: - You take the injection once every six months, just twice a year, and it protects you against HIV. - This is a preventive intervention, not a treatment. According to Temitope Ilori, Director-General of NACA, it is designed to expand access to innovative HIV prevention options. - Pregnant women are NOT advised to take it. Although global trials suggest the drug is largely safe, there is insufficient safety data to support its use during pregnancy. - This does NOT replace abstinence or safe practices. Even with the injection, reckless behaviour can expose you to other diseases like Hepatitis B. At Trust Charitos Hospital, we are committed to keeping you informed with accurate, timely health information. Stay safe. Stay healthy. #HIV #LenPrEP #Lenacapavir #HIVPrevention #NigeriaHealth #TrustCharitosHospital #PublicHealth #Abuja #HealthForAll

Are you squinting at your screen more than usual? 🧐 Your eyes change over time, and your prescription should too! Don't ignore the warning signs: - Frequent headaches - Blurry vision - Eye strain while reading It’s time for a clarity upgrade. Visit Trust Charitos Hospital (TCH) for a comprehensive eye exam today! 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Jabi, Abuja. Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #EyeHealth #AbujaHealth #OpticalCare #TCH

We've seen it too many times — A family rushing in, panicking, saying "we didn't know it was this serious." Regular checkups exist so it never reaches that point. Let us catch it early. That's what we're here for. #TrustCharitosCares #HospitalinAbuja #AbujaHealthCare

Hot take: Buying aso-ebi for 5 owambes this month but you haven't done a checkup in 3 years is not the behavior. Book an appointment at Trust Charitos Hospital today. Your body deserves the same investment as your wardrobe. Get In Touch: Call: 09065511732 Whatsapp: 08184865334 #AbujaTwiter #HealthFirst #Hospital #TrustCharitosHospital

To the hands that heal and the hearts that care, Happy International Nurses Day! Celebrating the backbone of healthcare at Trust Charitos Hospital this #InternationalNursesDay. Our nurses are our future, providing professional and compassionate care every single day. Visit us for world-class care: 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Off Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi, Abuja. Get In Touch: Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #InternationalNursesDay #TCH #AbujaHealth #NursesWeek2026 #CaringForLife

Did you know that male infertility is a major factor in many fertility journeys? While often unfairly attributed to women, statistics show it’s a shared reality for many couples. At Trust Charitos Hospital, we provide the expert care you need through: - Seminal Fluid Analysis - Male Hormonal Profile Testing Don't leave your future to chance. Get tested and take control of your health today! 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Jabi, Abuja. Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #MaleInfertility #HealthCheck #AbujaHospital #FertilityAwareness #TrustCharitos

Your health is, and always will be our priority. We’ve put together a quick guide on Hantavirus to keep you informed and calm. #TrustCharitos #YourHealthOurPriority #HantavirusAwareness #Abuja #HealthyLiving #Outbreak #Hantavirus #AbujaVirus

From the first breath of a newborn to supporting patients through recovery, our nurses play a vital role in every health journey. This week, we celebrate the excellence and heart of the Trust Charitos Hospital nursing team. Happy International Nurses Week to our incredible team. Visit Us Today: 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Off Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi, Abuja. Get In Touch: Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #NursesWeek #TrustCharitosHospital #AbujaHealth #HealthcareHeroes #JabiAbuja #NursingExcellence

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, but real awareness starts with action. It’s okay not to be okay, but you don’t have to carry the weight alone. Whether you’re battling stress, anxiety, or just feeling overwhelmed, we are here to support your journey toward "More Good Days." Visit us today: 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Jabi, Abuja. Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #TCH #AbujaHealth #EndTheStigma

Think about everything you’ve touched today, your phone, door handles, currency, or public railings. Our hands are the primary way germs travel, yet we often forget that looking clean isn't the same as being clean. Proper hand hygiene is the simplest, most effective "do-it-yourself" vaccine we have. By washing your hands regularly with soap or using an alcohol-based sanitizer, you aren't just protecting yourself, you're protecting your family, your colleagues and your community from the spread of infections. Make it a habit today, your health depends on it. Visit Us Today: 📍 Plot 879/880 Idris Ibrahim Crescent, Off Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi, Abuja. Get In Touch: Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 #HandHygiene #PublicHealth #StaySafe #CleanHands #AbujaHealth

Join Our Team at Trust Charitos Hospital! Are you a compassionate Paediatric Nurse looking to make a real difference in children's lives? We want YOU to join our dedicated medical team in Abuja Now Hiring: Paediatric Nurses We provide a supportive environment where "Caring For Life" isn't just a motto, it’s our mission. If you have a passion for providing top-tier care to our youngest patients, we want to hear from you. How to Apply: Send your updated CV to: hr@tch.ng Get In Touch: Call: 09065511732 WhatsApp: 08184865334 Web: tch.ng #TrustCharitosHospital #AbujaJobs #NursingJobs #PaediatricNurse #AbujaHealth #HealthcareCareers #JobVacancyAbuja #JabiAbuja