Contact Christian Miracle Hospital
Contact Christian Miracle Hospital: The hospital is at No. 3 Akutu Crescent, Independence Layout, Enugu, Nigeria. For appointments and service enquiries, WhatsApp 08068117438 (preferred). For telephone calls, call 08037007773. You may also email cmhospitalenugunigeria@gmail.com. Contact the hospital before travelling to confirm current availability, appointment arrangements, fees, and the records you should bring.
Hospital contact details
| Hospital | Christian Miracle Hospital |
|---|---|
| Address | No. 3 Akutu Crescent, Independence Layout, Enugu, Nigeria |
| WhatsApp (preferred) | 08068117438 |
| Telephone calls | 08037007773 |
| cmhospitalenugunigeria@gmail.com |
How to request an appointment
When sending a WhatsApp message, calling or emailing, briefly state:
- the main symptom or service you are asking about;
- whether the concern is new, ongoing, or a follow-up;
- whether you are pregnant or could be pregnant, when relevant;
- whether you have recent scan or laboratory results;
- the city or state you will travel from; and
- a telephone number where the hospital can reach you.
Do not send passwords, bank PINs, or unrelated identity documents. Medical information is sensitive, so share only what the hospital requests through its confirmed contact channel.
What to bring to a consultation
- a valid means of identification if requested for registration;
- recent ultrasound, scan, laboratory, or pathology reports;
- a list of medicines, supplements, and allergies;
- previous operation or discharge records when relevant;
- pregnancy and menstrual dates for maternity or gynaecology concerns;
- insurance or HMO information, if you intend to use it; and
- a written list of your most important questions.
The hospital may request different records depending on the concern. Confirm before travelling, especially if you are coming from outside Enugu.
Questions to ask before travelling
- Is the relevant consultation or service currently available?
- Do I need an appointment or referral?
- What records or test results should I bring?
- What is the current consultation fee?
- Are tests, scans, medicines, admission, or procedures charged separately?
- Does my insurance or HMO require authorisation?
- When should I arrive, and how long might assessment take?
- Will I need a responsible adult to accompany me?
Patients asking about fibroid care or surgery
Bring recent pelvic imaging and blood results if available. A responsible treatment or price plan usually requires clinical assessment; the hospital cannot safely promise a particular procedure, fertility outcome, or final quotation from a short message alone.
Useful preparation guides:
- Uterine fibroids: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment overview
- How to prepare for a fibroid specialist consultation
- Fibroid surgery procedures, preparation and recovery
- How to compare fibroid surgery quotations
Patients asking about gynaecology or ovarian-cyst care
Describe the symptom, when it began, menstrual pattern, pregnancy possibility, and any urgent warning signs. Bring scan reports and images if a cyst or pelvic mass has already been found.
- When to see a gynaecologist in Enugu
- Ovarian-cyst symptoms and warning signs
- Ovarian-cyst treatment and follow-up
- Bartholin cyst symptoms
Patients asking about antenatal or maternity care
State how many weeks pregnant you are, whether you have started antenatal care, and whether you have current symptoms. Bring prior antenatal records, scan reports, test results, and medicine information where available.
- What to expect at a first antenatal visit
- High-risk pregnancy and antenatal ultrasound
- How to choose where to give birth in Enugu
Urgent and emergency concerns
This website and email are not emergency services. Do not wait for an online response if you have severe or rapidly worsening pain, very heavy bleeding, fainting, chest pain, breathing difficulty, seizures, confusion, severe weakness, pregnancy-related bleeding or pain, or another potentially life-threatening symptom. Seek immediate in-person care at an appropriate emergency facility or contact local emergency assistance.
About online information and responses
A telephone call, email, website article, or social-media message cannot replace an examination. Staff may provide appointment or service information, but diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, surgery planning, and final costs may require in-person assessment and tests.
For verified information about the facility, visit the Christian Miracle Hospital Enugu page. Meet the website’s medical-review lead, Prof. Obioma Okezie. The website’s medical disclaimer explains the limits of online health information.
Frequently asked questions
Can I obtain a final surgical price by message?
The hospital may provide preliminary information, but a final plan and quotation can depend on consultation, current tests, procedure type, anaesthesia, admission, and individual risk.
Can I send my scan result before travelling?
Ask the hospital which records it can accept and through which confirmed channel. A report may help preparation but does not replace clinical assessment.
Does contacting the hospital guarantee an appointment?
No. Confirm the date, time, clinician or service availability, and any booking requirements directly with the hospital.
Should I travel during an emergency?
Seek the nearest appropriate emergency care rather than delaying treatment for a long journey. Transfer can be discussed after stabilisation when necessary.
