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Akobo, Ibadan · Since 2006

Specialist Hospital in Ibadan for Medical & Surgical Care

Our specialists provide care across orthopaedics, neurosurgery, general surgery, internal medicine, cardiology, obstetrics and gynaecology, alongside other medical specialties, diagnostic services and intensive care.

Operating theatre at Banby Specialist Hospital in Ibadan
Open 24/7Medical, nursing and ICU cover around the clock
Established
2006
Departments & services
23
Dedicated desk
HMO
Participating provider
NHIA
The front of Banby Specialist Hospital in Akobo, Ibadan

2006

Year founded

About Banby

Specialist Medical Care in Ibadan Since 2006

Banby Specialist Hospital was founded by Professor Bade Omololu, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, to help expand access to specialist medical and surgical care in Ibadan.

The hospital was established after seeing how many patients requiring specialist surgery faced long waits for treatment at the tertiary teaching hospital.

  • Founded by a Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
  • Specialists from different disciplines in one hospital
  • Care from childhood through older age
  • Laboratory, imaging, theatre and intensive care on site
More about Banby

Our expertise

Our Medical & Surgical Services

Banby brings general medical care and specialist surgery together in one hospital, supported by on-site diagnostics and intensive care.

See all 23 services

Round-the-clock care

24-Hour Medical & Emergency Care in Ibadan

Banby Specialist Hospital is open 24/7, with medical, nursing and intensive care coverage available around the clock.

Ambulance services are also available for patients who require emergency medical support.

Or message us on WhatsApp: 0705 679 6161
Ventilator and wall-mounted patient monitor at Banby Specialist Hospital in Ibadan

Your visit

What to Expect When You Visit Banby

Not sure which department or specialist you need? Start with the reason for your visit, and our team will point you to the right place.

  1. 01

    Book or Visit

    Request an appointment for scheduled care, or come to the hospital when you need medical attention.

  2. 02

    See the Right Clinician

    Your reason for visiting decides whether you begin with general medical care or a specialist assessment.

  3. 03

    Investigate & Treat

    Where it is needed, your clinician may request laboratory tests, X-ray or ultrasound before recommending treatment.

  4. 04

    Know Your Next Step

    Depending on your condition, this may include medication, follow-up, specialist care, admission, surgery or another appropriate treatment pathway.

Patients seated in the waiting area at Banby Specialist Hospital in Ibadan, beside the HMO desk windows

HMO Desk: 8am-5pm

Payment & insurance

HMO & Health Insurance

Banby has a dedicated HMO desk for insured patients.

Coverage varies by provider and plan. Patients should confirm whether their plan covers the required service and whether pre-authorization is needed before a scheduled visit.

  • Private (self-pay)
  • HMO health insurance
  • NHIA Participating Healthcare Provider
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Our facilities

Inside Banby Specialist Hospital

Take a look inside our Akobo hospital and the spaces where our teams provide patient care.

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Appointments

Your health deserves attentive care.

Choose a department and a preferred date, and our team will call you to confirm a time and assign a consultant.

Prefer to chat? WhatsApp 0705 679 6161

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to what patients most often ask us.

Still have a question?

Our team is available around the clock by phone and WhatsApp.

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Is Banby Specialist Hospital open 24 hours?

Yes. Banby Specialist Hospital is open 24/7, with medical, nursing and intensive care coverage around the clock. Ambulance services are available for patients who need emergency medical support.

Where is Banby Specialist Hospital located?

Banby Specialist Hospital is at Block XL, Plot 11, Beside Chicken Republic, Akobo Estate, Basorun Rd, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria.

Does Banby accept HMO and health insurance?

Yes. Banby has a dedicated HMO desk for insured patients, open 8am to 5pm. Coverage varies by provider and plan, so please confirm with your HMO whether your plan covers the service you need and whether pre-authorisation is required before a scheduled visit.

Is Banby an NHIA provider?

Yes. Banby Specialist Hospital is an NHIA Participating Healthcare Provider. Eligible patients can access covered healthcare services at Banby through applicable NHIA health insurance arrangements.

How do I book an appointment?

Book online at banbyspecialisthospital.com/book-appointment by choosing a department and a preferred date, and our team will call you to confirm a time and assign a consultant. You can also call +234 815 064 7915 or send a WhatsApp message to 0705 679 6161.

What specialist services does Banby offer?

Banby provides orthopaedics and joint replacement, neurosurgery and spine surgery, general surgery, oncological surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, internal medicine, cardiology, endocrinology, neurology, dermatology, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, ENT, urology, ophthalmology and dentistry, supported by laboratory, X-ray and ultrasound, pharmacy, theatre and intensive care services.

Does Banby perform knee and hip replacement surgery?

Yes. Banby Specialist Hospital provides orthopaedic care in Akobo, Ibadan, including hip and knee surgery, total hip replacement and total knee replacement where clinically indicated.

Does Banby have a laboratory and imaging services?

Yes. Laboratory tests, X-ray and ultrasound are available within the hospital, alongside an on-site pharmacy, operating theatres and an intensive care unit.

Who founded Banby Specialist Hospital?

Banby Specialist Hospital was founded on 2 June 2006 by Professor Bade Omololu, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, to expand access to specialist medical and surgical care in Ibadan.

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