
Quality & affordable healthcare for all in Rivers State
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RSPHCMB coordinates, manages, and delivers comprehensive primary healthcare services to communities across Rivers State, with a commitment to equity, excellence, and global health standard
Improving Healthcare Access
Comprehensive primary healthcare programmes delivered across communities, schools, workplaces, and homes in Rivers State
Disease Surveillance
Real-time monitoring and response to communicable and non-communicable diseases across all LGAs
Maternal & Child Health
Pre-natal, antenatal, and postnatal care plus paediatric services to ensure healthy mothers and children
Immunization Programme
Free vaccines for children and adults, including routine immunization and emergency response campaigns
Environmental Health
Occupational health, sanitation inspection, and environmental risk assessment for safer communities
School & Adolescent Health
Health education, screening, and support services tailored for students and young people statewide
Health Insurance Access
Facilitating enrolment and coverage for eligible residents under the State Health Insurance Scheme



Building a Culture of Health
Affordable services available to all Rivers State residents

“Since its establishment in 2011, the Rivers State Primary Health Care Management Board (RSPHCMB) has played an important role in strengthening the delivery of quality primary healthcare services across Rivers State. The Board implements a range of high-impact PHC interventions aimed at improving the health and well-being of all residents in Rivers State. These key interventions include maternal, newborn and child health, immunization, disease prevention and control, health promotion, nutrition services, mental health, gender-based violence, basic obstetrics imaging services, amongst others through its network of 348+ PHCs and in the communities"
Latest news
Updates and stories from health care across Rivers State.
Health reports & research
Evidence-based publications, annual reports, and datasets from RSPHCMB open for partners, policymakers, and the public











