Reddington Zaine Laboratory offers free treatment package for Lagos air travellers

As International flights resume in Nigeria, Reddington Zaine Laboratory has announced plans to offer free treatment for air travellers who will be having their PCR testing upon arrival in Lagos, the nation’s commercial hub.

The promotional treatment package which is only applicable in the event of a positive COVID-19 test includes; free doctor’s consultation, free X-ray or CT scan, free home isolation treatment and fifty per-cent discount on hospital treatment. All treatments will be provided by the medical team at the newly accredited
armoured shield medical centre located at Victoria Island, Lagos.

To qualify for this offering, travellers must choose and register ‘Reddington Zaine Laboratory’ for their PCR COVID-19 test on the NCDC travel portal and arrival documents. Furthermore, PCR tests must be carried out at the Reddington Zaine Lab on the 7th day of arrival in Nigeria.

Commenting on the free treatment package, Dr Yemi Onabowale, the Chief Executive Officer of Reddington Hospital Group said, “Our major goal is to ensure Nigeria becomes a COVID free country and that is why we have put together this promotional package to aid air travellers, returning to Nigeria. We expect most results to be negative but in the event of a positive COVID-19 test, this treatment package will be applied immediately. Our commitment to NCDC remains intact, and we will continue to do all we can to curb the spread.”

The Zaine Laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art bio-security safety technology systems which delivers results within 24-48hours. At present, Reddington is the only private hospital accredited by the Lagos State Government both for testing and treatment of COVID-19.

According to Dr Sola Oluwole, Medical Director of Armoured Shield Medical Complex, "Reddington Zaine Laboratory also offers PCR Test for COVID screening of family members, domestic staff, company staff, field workers, School pupils and staff.”

The Zaine Lab’s sample collection sites for COVID-19 PCR testing are:
6b Bendel Close, Victoria Island;
12b Augustine Anozie Street, Lekki Phase 1;
and 26 Joel Ogunnaike Street, GRA, Ikeja.

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fatymore:
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BigBashiru:


Reddington hospital and their lab is managed by oyinbos and Indians - And you can see the difference. Foreigners offer free tests but the black man says no money no treatment even in emdrgencies - happens at LUTH every day. Black man change thr ways to come out of 3rd world country status....

tot:


But it is clearly not free, before you start castigating the whole black race And as a black man, what stops YOU from offering services free? Change starts with you.

BigBashiru:


I am trying to highlight a trend here that's all. Reddington is run by foreigners and is one of the best hospitals in the country - coincidence?

tot:


What is the coincidence there? Are you saying there are no well run hospitals by Nigerians? Let's stop generalising please. Yes, some processes need to be improved on but that is not enough reason to write off an entire race.

And again, change begins with EACH one of us, not just others.

BigBashiru:


I am not writing off an entire race. But can you explain the following that is prevalent in BLACK run hospitals?
- LUTH rejects an emergency patient and afterwards the nurse starts playing on her phone.
- rejecting emergency patients for flimsy reasons.
- Loves redirecting energency patients to different hospitals until they die-hard they refer from LUTH to hospital XYZ- when they get there hospital XYZ refers back to LUTH.

Why aren't these hospitals as well run as the foreign run ones in Nigeria.

It's not a castigation - just stating an uncomfortable truth.

One day you or someone you know may become affected by this inefficiency