Ho Municipal Hospital
Ho · Volta Region · Ghana
A century of service, care and community. Join us as we celebrate our remarkable journey. Discover Our 100-Year Journey →
Ho Municipal Hospital is a public health facility of the Ghana Health Service serving the people of Ho Municipality and surrounding communities in the Volta Region. Located in the heart of Ho, the hospital has played an important role in providing healthcare to generations of individuals, families and communities.
With a history spanning almost a century, Ho Municipal Hospital has evolved alongside the changing healthcare needs of the people it serves. The hospital remains committed to providing accessible, quality and compassionate healthcare while embracing continuous improvement, innovation and professional excellence in the delivery of health services.
As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, we honour the dedicated healthcare professionals, staff, patients, families and communities who have been part of our journey. We look forward to building on this proud legacy and continuing to serve the people of Ho Municipality and the Volta Region with renewed commitment, innovation and excellence for generations to come.
A century of service has been shaped by a clear purpose — and by the principles our staff carry into every ward, clinic and consultation.
To deliver quality, accessible and compassionate healthcare to the people of Ho and the wider Volta Region, provided by skilled and dedicated staff, while supporting health education, training and research in partnership with our patients and the community we serve.
To be a leading centre of excellence in healthcare delivery in the Volta Region — recognised for the quality of our care, our commitment to innovation, and our role in training the next generation of health professionals.
Acting honestly and transparently in every decision and interaction.
Treating every patient with empathy, dignity and respect.
Holding ourselves to the highest clinical and ethical standards.
Working together across departments for the best patient outcomes.
Continuously improving the quality and safety of care we provide.
Taking ownership of our work and its impact on those we serve.
Comprehensive healthcare services designed to support individuals and families through quality, accessible and patient-centred care.
Outpatient consultations for all ages.
Admission and inpatient nursing care.
Reproductive and child health and welfare clinic.
Family planning counselling and services.
Preventive and wellness care.
Delivery and postnatal care.
Healthcare for infants and children.
Antenatal and post-natal care.
Women's reproductive healthcare.
Neonatal intensive care.
Emergency and trauma care.
Operating theatre services.
Surgical procedures and care.
Ongoing care for high blood pressure.
Diabetes management and monitoring.
Respiratory and chest conditions.
Mental health services and support.
HIV care and antiretroviral therapy.
Vision and ophthalmic services.
Ear, nose and throat care.
Cancer care and treatment.
Skin condition diagnosis and care.
Herbal medicine services.
Dispensing and medicine supply.
Diagnostic testing services.
Ultrasound imaging and scans.
Radiographic imaging services.
Mortuary services.
At the 2025 Annual Performance Review of the Volta Regional Health Directorate, held in March 2026, Ho Municipal Hospital was one of the facilities honoured for high performance, alongside Sogakope District Hospital — while Keta Municipal Hospital was named the region's overall best-performing hospital for the year.
Read More →The Volta Region's health sector performance score rose to 4.2, up from 3.8 the year before, moving the region from a moderately-performing to a highly-performing region — according to the Regional Director of Health Services at the Annual Health Sector Performance Review in Ho.
Read More →President John Dramani Mahama officially launched Ghana's Free Primary Healthcare Programme on 15 April 2026 at the Shai Osudoku District Hospital in the Greater Accra Region. It is rolling out in phases across 150 underserved districts nationwide by 2028, offering free outpatient, maternal and child health, screening and basic laboratory services at CHPS compounds, health centres and district facilities.
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