About Us
SINCE 1927
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Adeoyo Maternity Teaching Hospital (AMTH) in Yemetu, Ibadan, is a major,
highly patronized state-owned facility known as a central hub for affordable
maternity care, often called the "Ibadan baby factory" due to its
high volume. It offers comprehensive services, including antenatal care, labor,
and emergency obstetric services, with roughly 900 deliveries per
month.
Adeoyo Maternity Teaching Hospital (AMTH) in Yemetu, Ibadan, is a major,
highly patronized state-owned facility known as a central hub for affordable
maternity care, often called the "Ibadan baby factory" due to its
high volume. It offers comprehensive services, including antenatal care, labor,
and emergency obstetric services, with roughly 900 deliveries per
month.
Key Aspects of Birth and Delivery at Adeoyo
High Volume and Affordability: The hospital is a primary choice for
low-to-middle-income earners, handling thousands of antenatal visits monthly.
· Maternity Services: The hospital features a 16-bedded labor
ward, specialized antenatal clinics, and dedicated wards for lying-in and
post-caesarean cases.
· Delivery Outcomes: The facility has a, reported 7.5%
caesarean section rate in a 2012-2016 study, with common indications including
previous cesarean sections and cephalo-pelvic disproportion.
· Specialized Care: As a designated fistula care center, it
manages complex cases. It also has a SCBU (Special Care Baby Unit) for neonatal
care, with approximately 1.6% of deliveries requiring admission there.
· Location and Access: Located at Yemetu, Ibadan, it operates
24 hours to provide, emergency obstetric services.
Important Considerations
· Patient Experience: While heavily utilized for its
affordability, some, patient feedback has indicated a need for improved
facilities and services.
· Booking Status: Better outcomes are observed among
"booked" patients, highlighting the importance of registering early
for antenatal care.
· Spousal Involvement: Over half of patients report, their spouses
support their care, often participating in scans and financial planning for
delivery
