A community clinic built by hand and by heart — safe care for mothers and their newborns, close to home.
Trasaak Health Clinic began not as a business, but as a conviction — a home in Kumasi turned into a place of care, outfitted step by step so that mothers and babies in this community would have somewhere safe to go.
Today the clinic focuses on the people who need it most: women through pregnancy and delivery, and newborns in their most fragile first days.
The care we offer for mothers and their babies.
Regular check-ups and monitoring through pregnancy to keep mother and baby healthy.
Attended births in a clean, prepared environment with care before, during, and after.
Dedicated attention for newborns and infants through their critical early days and months.
Childhood vaccination and well-baby visits to protect against preventable illness.
General consultation and reproductive health services for women in the community.
Overnight care and observation for patients who need to stay close to a caregiver.
The pictures tell the story — real rooms, real equipment, real commitment.
A committed team of caregivers serving this community.
The clinic works alongside visiting doctors and the wider medical community in Kumasi.
Pay for a consultation, a service, or an outstanding bill directly and safely — by card or mobile money, from your phone. No account needed.
This keeps things simple for families and lets the clinic focus on care. Free care remains free — this is for those able to pay, and for family members settling bills from afar.
Secure checkout — you'll be taken to Paystack to complete.
The clinic is pursuing formal licensing and National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) credentialing so that insured patients can be served and covered.
