Home healthcare
Nursing and recovery support connected to clinical assessment and an individual care plan.
- Clinical assessments
- Skilled nursing and wound care
- Support after discharge
Home care services · Accra, Ghana
Home healthcare
Home care.Here inAccra.
Home nursing, recovery support and ongoing care, coordinated by Glorious Health Care from our Dome office around the needs of people and families in Accra.
Call or email to arrange a care assessment.
Familiar places. Human connection.
Glorious Health Care Services GH provides home healthcare and personal home care in Accra, Ghana. We help patients and families bring clinical support, rehabilitation and practical assistance into a care plan that fits daily life. Whether the need follows a hospital stay or develops over time, the first step is a conversation about the person and the support they need.
Our office in Dome coordinates home visits, assessments and family enquiries. Contact the team with your location and care needs to discuss suitable services, visit arrangements and costs before making a commitment.
People and families
Home care in Accra,
shaped around you.
The right support depends on more than a diagnosis. We consider health, daily routines, mobility, comfort and the people already helping, so care responds to the person's circumstances and preferences.
Older adults
Personal care, companionship and attention to mobility or frailty, shaped around familiar routines and the person's preferences.
Recovery and ongoing needs
Follow-up after a hospital stay, nursing support, rehabilitation and ongoing care for people living with hypertension, diabetes, stroke effects or mobility limitations.
Families and caregivers
Practical support, caregiver education and respite. Relatives arranging care from elsewhere in Ghana or overseas can coordinate support, with the person's consent and involvement guiding family communication.
People unsure where to begin
A care assessment helps clarify needs, the support already in place and which tasks require professional attention. We discuss suitable home care and onward referral when another setting is needed.
Our home care services
Different needs.
One place to start.
Four care pillars connect clinical needs, everyday support, long-term conditions and comfort during serious illness. We discuss the person's needs, the tasks involved and the right professional support before agreeing a care plan.
Personal home care
Practical help with daily routines, companionship and support for family caregivers.
- Bathing, dressing and meals
- Companionship
- Respite for caregivers
Care for long-term conditions
Monitoring, education and follow-up for people living with diabetes, hypertension or the effects of a stroke.
- Monitoring and education
- Medication support within scope
- Coordinated care
Palliative and end-of-life care
Comfort-focused support for people with a serious illness and the families beside them.
- Comfort and symptom monitoring
- Family support
- Care coordination
Assessment, recovery and education
More ways to support a connected care plan.
Care assessment and coordination
Understand the help needed, home circumstances and existing treatment. Agree a plan for visits, family involvement and appropriate professional follow-up.
Explore care assessmentRehabilitation
Support for mobility, balance and daily activities after illness or injury. Discuss the rehabilitation required and whether home visits suit the person's needs.
Explore rehabilitationCommunity health
Health education, caregiver guidance and programme enquiries for communities and employers. Discuss the purpose, professional support and arrangements for your group.
Explore community healthHow to arrange home care
A conversation first.
A clear next step.
You do not need to know which service fits. Start with the situation you are facing, then work through assessment, a clear care plan and continuing review with the team.
Begin with your situation
Tell us who needs support, the area where care is needed and the tasks causing concern. We discuss service suitability and the next step for assessment.
Assess and agree a plan
An appropriate professional assesses needs and home-care suitability. Agree the tasks, visit arrangements, family involvement and costs before support begins.
Coordinate and review
Agreed care is documented and reviewed, with family involvement by consent and onward referral when needs require a different service or care setting.
Common questions
Let’s make
things clearer.
Find answers about arranging care, the office, service areas and payment. For questions about your own situation, contact us to discuss the details.
Explore all home care servicesDo I need to know which service to choose?
No. Begin with the kind of help you are looking for and the area where it is needed. Assessment helps identify suitable support and whether home care fits the person's needs. Contact us to arrange the next step.
What happens at your Dome office?
Our office coordinates home visits, assessment arrangements and communication with patients, families and referring professionals. Care is arranged around the patient's needs and delivered at home where suitable. Contact us before travelling to the office to discuss the purpose of your visit.
How is personal care different from home healthcare?
Personal care helps with daily activities such as bathing, dressing and meals. Home healthcare addresses clinical needs, such as nursing care and follow-up after discharge.
Which areas do you serve?
GHCS is based in Dome and arranges home care in Accra. Tell us the neighbourhood where support is needed so we can confirm travel arrangements and suitability for the service you require. We do not assume every location is covered.
How will costs be agreed?
Costs depend on the support needed and the agreed visit arrangements. Ask for an itemised explanation of assessment fees, care charges, any additional costs and cancellation terms before agreeing care. Read the assessment and payment guide.
Do you accept NHIS?
GHCS currently provides private-pay care and does not accept NHIS. We intend to accept NHIS in the future. Discuss the support you need and the charges with the team before arranging care. Read the payment guide.