Sandsclinic

Sandsclinic

Hospitals and Health Care

Making healthcare accessible and affordable across Nigeria

About us

SandsClinic is your friendly neighborhood medical center just without the physical presence. At SandsClinic, we believe that everyone deserves access to proper, safe, up-to-date medical care. To make this a reality, we have integrated the needs of patients with access to professionals to create a platform that facilitates remote consultations, monitoring, and management, linking people to the wider ecosystem of healthcare with a variety of available solutions.

Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Abuja
Type
Privately Held

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    Ever had a medical issue and you had no idea of where to go to for help? Having a hectic workday, with a medical concern but unable to take time off to go to a doctor? Think SandsClinic. SandsClinic is a fast-growing, telemedicine company, with the sole aim of providing convenient and affordable care that saves the community time; time that can be better focussed on their family and everything else that matters.  At the heart of SandsClinic lies the commitment and values of premium healthcare services, to deliver life-saving healthcare services nationwide. Visit Sandsclinic.com for more. #SandsClinic #Telemedicine #Healthcare

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    This year, 2024, the National Nutrition Week Theme is “Nutritious Diets for Everyone”. This theme sets the goal for sustainable development by the United Nations, emphasising promoting diets that fulfil the nutritional needs of individuals at various stages of life.

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    World Breastfeeding Week is a global healthcare event celebrated annually in the first week of August (01st to 07th). During the entire week, various international and local organisations join hands in promoting the importance of breastfeeding benefits to newborns and mothers. World Breastfeeding Week also promotes, defends, and supports women’s rights to breastfeed their babies anytime and anywhere. Breast milk is the primary source for all their nutritional needs in the initial few months of an infant’s life, as it comprises 87% water, 7% carbohydrate, 4% lipid and 1% protein, vitamins, and other minerals (calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium, etc). Appropriate breastfeeding equipped with both maternal and child benefits that include prevention of child from severe diseases (short- and long-term diseases) such as: Respiratory problems (such as respiratory distress syndrome, bronchopulmonary dysplasia, etc.); Sudden infant death syndrome (unexplained, sudden, and unexpected death of a healthy baby, also called cot death); Diarrhoea, leading to quick dehydration; Necrotising enterocolitis (a serious gastrointestinal issue affecting premature babies); Otitis media (infection of the middle ear); Obesity (excess fat); Type 1 Diabetes (little or no insulin production, resulting in excess blood sugar). In women, breastfeeding has been shown to decrease the risk of breast cancer and ovarian cancer. Copied: Pace Hospitals #worldbreastfeedingweek #sandsclinicng #healthandwellness

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    World Lung Cancer Day, observed annually on August 1st. Lung cancer remains the most common cancer and the leading cause of cancer death worldwide, claiming approximately 1.6 million lives annually. While tobacco smoking is the primary cause, it’s important to note that lung cancer can also affect non-smokers. Here are some risk factors for Lung Cancer:- Smoking, including passive smoking, Exposure to radiation therapy, Radon gas, Asbestos and other Carcinogens, Family history, Old age population, Obesity, Alcohol abuse, Viral infections (HPV). #sandsclinicng #telehealth #lungcancer #lungcancerawareness

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    This year, 2024, the theme for Sarcoma Cancer Awareness Month is “Raising Awareness to Create Survivors.” Sarcomas are a general term for rare cancers that develop in the connective tissues and bones. Soft tissue and bone sarcomas are the two basic classifications for these cancers. Interestingly, a new type of sarcoma known as pseudoendocrine sarcoma has recently been described. Sarcomas accounts for 1% to 2% of all cancers that affect children, adolescents, and adults under 30. Some risk factors include;- - Exposure to radiation, possibly during cancer therapy - Exposure to industrial chemicals - Exposure to human herpesvirus 8 - Family history of having other genetic diseases such as Werner syndrome, Gorlin syndrome, or retinoblastoma - Presence of Paget’s disease - Presence of lymphedema More Awareness can Increase Survivors. #sandsclinicng #healthiswealth #sarcomaawareness #sarcomaawarenessmonth🎗 #sarcoma

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    This year 2024, the World Hepatitis Day theme is “It’s time for action”. The theme emphasises the need for collaboration in improving access to hepatitis diagnosis and treatment. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), people die every 30 seconds because of a hepatitis-related condition, and better prevention, diagnosis, and treatment can save lives and improve healthcare outcomes. Take Action, Speak Up, & Get Tested Today! #worldhepatitisday2024 #healthylifestyle #healthawareness #telehealth #stayhealthy

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    World Brain Day 2024 (WBD 2024) is dedicated to Brain Health and Prevention. Neurological disorders remain significant contributors to disability-adjusted life years, impacting global health through conditions such as stroke, migraine, Alzheimer’s, meningitis, and epilepsy. Encouragingly, a substantial proportion of these cases can be prevented. Notably, 90% of strokes, 40% of dementia cases, and 30% of epilepsies are preventable, with effective preventive measures available for conditions like migraine, headache disorders, and neurological infections. #worldbrainday2024 #sandsclinicng #healthawarenes #healthylifestyle #telehealthcare

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    Myopia, or nearsightedness, is an eye condition that makes distant objects look fuzzy or out of focus. It's the most common type of refractive error — an imperfection in the eye's shape that causes blurry vision. Currently, there is no cure for myopia, but there are ways to help control how rapidly it develops or progresses. These include myopia control contact lenses and glasses, atropine eye drops and habit changes. Research shows that spending more time outdoors is good for your eyes and wellbeing. In order to prevent myopia from getting worse, encourage your child to play outdoors for 90 minutes outside every day! Setting your child up for a healthy future involves taking care of their eyes! Visit our website www.sandsclinic.com to speak with a medical professional and learn more about myopia prevention and delay of development.

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    Happy Children’s Day! 🌟 Today, we celebrate the joy, innocence, and boundless energy of our little ones. It’s the perfect reminder to ensure our children stay healthy and happy. Let’s make every day Children’s Day by prioritizing their health and well-being. Happy, healthy kids are our future! 💖🌈 Our Telehealth services at Sandsclinic, offers “Family Plan” which covers your kids health inclusive. #ChildrensDay #HealthyKids #HappyKids #ChildrensHealth

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