The Laboratory runs 24/24 running diagnostic tests:

• Parasitology: urine/stool analysis, occult blood, H-pylori, Malaria rapid/smears
• Serology: Hepatitis B & C, HIV, syphilis, toxoplasma, typhoid, TORCH
• Hematology: CBC, ESR, haemoglobin electrophoresis, direct and indirect coombs test
• Bacteriology: sputum analysis, bodily fluid analysis (CSF, pleural, ascitic, synovial), semen analysis, ECS/VS/HVS, Gram staining
• Biochemistry: liver panel, kidney function test, basic and complete metabolic panels, blood sugar, electrolytes and lipid profile, HBA1C
• Hormonal Testing: PSA, Thyroid function test, testosterone, BETA HCGetc.
• Blood Donation Unit: donor screening, bleeding, and transfusion services
• Antenatal clinic laboratory for pregnant women
• Elisa: chlamydia IgG/IgM

The Pharmacy Department provides:

• Dispensing of drugs to outpatients and inpatients
• Compounding and pre-packaging of drugs
• Counseling and clinical interventions
• Drug supply to wards and other departments
• Bill review, inventory control, and requisition
• Continuous education of pharmacy staff
• Updates to consultants on drug availability
• Procurement and inventory control
• Drug storage

During monthly support visits, the Eye Department provides:

• General consultations
• Community eye screening during outreach
• Refractions and visual field testing
• Visits by ophthalmologists and low vision specialists
• Prescription and fitting of lenses
• Glaucoma screening and treatment
• Auto refraction

• Services include:

  • Laboratory tests for pregnant women (CBC, HB, urinalysis, Hepatitis B, HIV, syphilis, malaria, and blood group)
  • Vital signs monitoring and blood pressure checks
  • Physical examination and counselling
  • Management of low -risk and referral of high-risk pregnancies
  • Health education, devotions, and nutrition talks
  • Postpartum consultation for mothers and babies
  • Vaccinations (BCG, Polio Zero at birth; PENTA, ROTA, and NEMO at 6 and 10 weeks)
  • Universal Health Coverage

The clinic provides:

• Wound dressing and debridement
• Suturing, incision and drainage
• Nail surgery for ingrown nails
• Foreign body removal
• Angle brachia index (ABI) test
• Monofilament test for diabetics
• Blood sugar test
• Cone excision

Services include:

• Management of closed fractures and dislocations through casting and rehabilitation
• Stroke rehabilitation and joint pain management
• Clubfoot treatment and exercises
• Rehabilitation and paediatric neurologic care
• Muscle strengthening and cardio-respiratory therapy
• Outreach programs, sports injury care, and trauma rehabilitation
• Geriatric rehabilitation (Services for the elderly)
• Service sensitisation and awareness at OPD and community
• Patient consultation/assessment collaboratively with consultants

The clinic provides:

• Wound dressing and debridement
• Suturing, incision and drainage
• Nail surgery for ingrown nails
• Foreign body removal
• Angle brachia index (ABI) test
• Monofilament test for diabetics
• Blood sugar test
• Cone excision
• Ostomy care

Services include:

• Ultrasound: obstetric, abdominal, pelvic, ocular, thyroid, breast, and testicular.

The KYN program helps patients know their blood pressure, blood sugar, BMI, and waist circumference to assess risks of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. Patients diagnosed are followed up through hypertensive and diabetes clinics visits, education sessions, and community sensitization campaigns.

The Security Department operates 24/24 ensuring the safety of patients, staff, property, and information. Key roles include:

• Monitoring access to hospital facilities
• Escorting patients and visitors to the right services
• Preventing theft and unauthorized removal of hospital property
• Surveillance through cameras and real-time monitoring
• Collaboration with public security in Tibati
• Documentation of incoming parcels and dispatches
• Monthly reporting to CBC Health Services Headquarters

The unit manages:

• Data collection and tallying
• Compilation of statistics for both government and CBC Health Services
• Analysis, reporting, and documentation
• Distribution of ward forms and registers
• Archiving of reports and records

The Chaplaincy Department supports the spiritual well-being of staff and patients. Activities include Bible studies, daily devotions at the health centre chapel, prayer sessions with staff, and bedside counselling and prayers for patients in the In-patient Department (IPD). We have devotions in the OPD, wards, and antenatal clinics (ANC), Enfant welfare and in all clinics of the hospital.

The chaplains provide counseling for patients with terminal illnesses, end-of-life care, premarital counselling, and marital counselling. They also work closely with doctors to support clients with chronic and terminal conditions. The department ensures that spiritual values are integrated into all hospital programs and activities. We also work to carryout inquirer classes to win more souls for Jesus. The staff are encouraging to contribute a freewill offering into the needy fund to meet the need of patients who are very needy.

The chaplaincy is open to the community as well as to staff for referrals and counter referrals.

Customer Care staff receive and direct patients to the appropriate services, provide information about departments, and document feedback. They also remind patients of appointments with specialists and follow up on service satisfaction.