The hospital offers a wide range of services, including: curative, promotional, preventive and rehabilitative, and serves as a referral point for all formal health institutions on the Kwahu Ridge as well as the Afram Plains and other adjoining districts.

The other units of the hospital are X-ray, Laboratory, Stores, Kitchen, Theatre, Pharmacy, General Administration, Psychiatric, Dental, Eye, Laundry, Maintenance, Mortuary and an Out Patient’s Department.

The hospital offers a 24-hour services schedule and runs a relatively busy out patient’s clinic with an average daily attendance of about 250 patients.

The bed compliment of the hospital currently stands at 175, and distributed among seven wards namely; Male, Female, children's, Gynaecology, Labour, Maternity and Accident and Emergency.

The 7-man administrative team of the hosptal has Dr. Samuel Kwame Buabeng-Frimpong as its head. Total staff strength currently stands at 270, distributed among categories as follows:

Medical Officers                                                          5
Nursing Staff                                                            102
Other Clinical Staff                                                    18
Paramedical staff                                                     146

RANGE OF SERVICES

• Internal Medicine                                           
• General Surgery
• Obstetrics/Gynaec Services
• Reproductive Health Services            (ANC and PNC)
• Child Health Services (Including a busy MCH Centre)
• Dental Healthcare 
• Ophthalmic Health Care Services
• ENT Services
• Diabetic Care                                               
• Pharmacy/Dispensary Services
• Psychiatric Services        
• Laboratory Investigation Services                                         
• X-Ray Services
• Ultra Sound Services 
• Blood Bank and Blood Transfusion Services
• VCT/PMTCT Services 
• Heathcare Electives/Internship
  

TOURISM IN KWAHU SOUTH

The traditional Chieftaincy system and the culture of the Kwahu people constitute a remarkable tourist attraction in the district. Easter celebration in Kwahu is second to none in Africa. Coupled with the ever-growing annual paragliding events, students enrolling during the period of Easter can expect nothing but the best of Easter celebrations.
Worth going to see whilst in Kwahu are tourist sites such as the Bruku Shrine between Kwahu Tafo and Kotoso, the Oworobong waterfall at Oworobong, Asuboni waterfall at Asuboni No. 3, the Bupru waterfall at Kwahu Tafo, and the numerous natural  but strange rock architecture at  New Oworobong, Amate, And Nketepa.

Students have always enjoy their elective placement at Kwahu Government Hospital and you would not be an exception