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Home » Fighting against Coronavirus ……Identify well equipped private health facilities to partner —Dr Caesar tells Government.
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Fighting against Coronavirus ……Identify well equipped private health facilities to partner —Dr Caesar tells Government.

adminBy adminMarch 22, 2020Updated:March 22, 2020
Dr Caesar(left) and Mr K(right)robea Asante
Dr Caesar(left) and Mr K(right)

By Alex Ababio

The Chief Executive officer of Dr Caesar  Health Services Dr. M. Y.  Caesar has urged Government and Ministry  of Health to identify   private health providers who  have infrastructural facilities to partner with them  to deal with any  emergency situation confronting the country such as Coronavirus pandemic.

According to him , his outfit was adequately equipped to manage any incidents of such magnitude.

“Agencies representing Government in the country should make it as a  routine responsibility  and checks  to visit  private companies and institutions , particularly health centres in the country to know their infrastructural  capacity to handle emergency situations such as Coronavirus pandemic ”

“It was good for those Government agencies to chase private companies for tax, but it was equally important for them to check those institutions to know what they are doing in terms of infrastructural facilities and equipment to help improve the country’s economy”.

Dr Caesar made this statement when he was addressing a section of the media in Kumasi to  inform them about his outfit’s preparedness to assist public health officials in the country to manage cases of Coronavirus pandemic.

He said there were a good number of people in the country who believe in the capacity of  Dr Caesar  Health Services and health care delivery  since they have tried and tested their reliable and efficient services to salvage their ailments.

“They believe in our kind of health therapy and series of health services”

“Over the years a lot of Ghanaians have engaged us to provide them with quality health care and  they still believe that we can  improve their health status”,he noted

Dr Caesar stressed that his outfit has installed  health equipment which can test anyone to know their  temperature and if  it is detected that they have abnormal temperature above 37 degree Celsius they will refer the person whose  health is compromised to the appropriate public health facilities.

He said there was the need for Ghanaians to eat balance diet and drink food supplements such as Dr Caesar Linar Energy  Tea to boost their immune system.

Dr Caesar stressed that there were a number of  infectious diseases in the country , aside  Coronavirus and as such  he charged Ghanaians to continuously drink Dr Caesar Linar Energy Tea which has elements and properties to boost their immune system to fight any infections .

Dr Caesar used the opportunity to praise Government ,saying  the government had done tremendously well to manage the  Coronavirus pandemic in the country .

” It was appropriate and commendable for government in its decision  to keep  Ghanaian Students in China instead of bringing them back into the country , stating that  could be a disastrous if they had been allowed into country.

Dr Caesar further applauded President Nana Akuffo Addo for Instituting  precautionary measures such as observing social distance and avoiding  large gathering    to manage and deal with Coronavirus pandemic in the country.

He charged Ghana Health  Services personnel to provide adequate  solutions to the spread of  coronavirus to help  alleviate panic  syndrome among  Ghanaians in  connection with the disease.

Earlier ,Dr Caesar Health Services donated a number of packs containing Dr Caesar Linar Energy Tea to the media  personnel  who were present at press briefing . They also presented another packs of the linar Energy Tea a day before the media encounter to  management and staff of Ashanti regional  Forestry commission in Kumasi and some commuters and transport operators  at VIP  transport yard at Asafo  to drink to boost their immune system.

 

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