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

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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

Nurse administering a vaccination
Expectant mother at an antenatal visit
Wheelchair at a primary health care centre

Building a Culture of Health

Immunization
Family Planning
Tuberculosis & Leprosy Treatment
HIV/AIDS Testing & Treatment
Cervical Cancer Screening
Antenatal Care

Affordable services available to all Rivers State residents

“Since its establishment in 2011, Rivers State Primary Health Care Management Board (RSPHCMB) has embarked on high impact interventions to improve the health of under-5 children and women with attendant reduction in morbidity and mortality among this population. However, all age groups have equal access to 347 health facilities spread across the state”
Dr. Chituru AdeleDr. Chituru AdeleExecutive Secretary, RSPHCMB

Health reports & research

Evidence-based publications, annual reports, and datasets from RSPHCMB open for partners, policymakers, and the public

World Health Organization
Rivers State Government
UNICEF
The World Bank
Clinton Health Access Initiative
Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria