General and community healthcare in Ajegunle — plus Ajo Health, a contribution-based way for families to pay for care together, built on a system this community already trusts.
From routine check-ups to urgent walk-ins, our team treats the health needs Ajegunle families see most — with the same doctors, every time.
Same-day walk-in and appointment slots for everyday illness and check-ups.
Antenatal visits, delivery support, and infant checkups from a familiar team.
On-site testing with results you can pick up or receive the same day.
A team on ground for the situations that can't wait for an appointment.
A real look at where care actually happens at Orange Hospital.
Dr Megbuwawon survived a shooting that left him carrying bullet fragments still in his body today. That experience showed him, firsthand, what it means to need urgent, quality care with no guarantee of how to pay for it. He had HMO cover to fall back on — most people in Ajegunle don't. Ajo Health is his way of closing that gap, one contribution at a time, so his community can access the same quality of care that saved his life.
Orange Hospital is staffed by the same core team across visits, so your care stays consistent.
Surgical consultations and procedures.
Bone, joint and musculoskeletal care.
Everyday consultations, check-ups and referrals.
Community health, prevention and everyday care.
Enrolment, contributions and balance enquiries.
Have HMO cover? Bring your ID card at check-in. Prefer to pay your own way? That's what Ajo Health is for.
Named for the ajo cooperative — the rotating savings groups this community has trusted for generations. Members contribute small amounts on a schedule, and when care is needed, the money is already there.
A small, regular amount — weekly or monthly.
Every contribution is logged on their card, instantly.
Contributions build a shared balance for the group.
Funds are drawn against the member's balance — no new paperwork.
Orange Hospital receives payment directly, member pays nothing extra.
The member keeps contributing, and the safety net stays full.
A small, regular amount — weekly or monthly.
Every contribution is logged on their card, instantly.
Contributions build a shared balance for the group.
Funds are drawn against the member's balance — no new paperwork.
Orange Hospital receives payment directly, member pays nothing extra.
The member keeps contributing, and the safety net stays full.
Contribute what you can, when you can — care isn't gated behind one big payment.
Members and staff see the same balance — no guessing what's been paid.
The same community model families already understand, now with hospital-grade records.
There's no big lump sum to find. You start contributing in small, regular amounts — the minimum is ₦500 — on whatever schedule you agree with the hospital.
Your card simply reflects where you are — missing a week doesn't cancel your balance. Speak with the Ajo Health desk if you need to adjust your schedule.
Yes — members can add immediate family to their contribution card so the balance can be drawn on for their care too. Ask the front desk to set this up.
No — it's a contribution and savings plan run directly with Orange Hospital, not an insurance policy. If you have HMO cover as well, let the front desk know so it's recorded correctly.
Visit the front desk at Orange Hospital and ask for the Ajo Health enrolment form, or call ahead and staff will hold a slot for your first visit.
Fill this in and it opens straight into WhatsApp with your details ready to send — no back-and-forth, no forms lost in an inbox.
| Open | 24 hours, 7 days a week |
| Emergency care | Always available |
Every time I've come in, the team has taken care of me properly — no long wahala, no rush. It's the kind of hospital where you actually trust the people treating you.
The Care Fund covers treatment for patients who can't pay out of pocket — every donation goes straight to a bill.
Walk in, call ahead, or start an Ajo Health contribution plan today.