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Investing In Rehabilitation Centres

by Royal Ibeh
4 weeks ago
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Rehabilitation centres play a vital role in addressing the growing challenges of substance abuse, mental health disorders, and physical disabilities. As awareness around addiction recovery and mental well-being increases, so does the demand for high-quality rehabilitation services.

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Dr. Abdulfatai Olaolu Odemuyiwa, Chief Medical Director of Caring Habitat Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre, emphasized the importance of strengthening rehabilitation care in Nigeria. He noted that while patient-centered care is primarily provided by the private sector, it remains grossly inadequate for the country’s large and diverse population.

Dr. Odemuyiwa identified a significant gap in Nigeria’s healthcare system—namely, the lack of multidisciplinary, coordinated physical rehabilitative care. He stressed the need for greater private-sector involvement and pointed to Caring Habitat, a purpose-built, 40-bed rehabilitation centre in Lagos, as an example of how that gap can be filled.

Equipped with round-the-clock physician coverage, as well as physical, occupational, and speech therapists, among other specialists, the facility offers a holistic approach to patient recovery.

Odemuyiwa further noted that conditions such as brain injuries and multiple sclerosis should not be seen as a death sentence in Nigeria. He advocated for expanded access to rehabilitation services that help patients regain independence and carry out daily activities using assistive devices. The absence of specialized centres, he warned, leaves many Nigerians struggling with disabilities that could be better managed through appropriate rehabilitative care.

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Rising Demand For Rehabilitation Centers

The demand for rehabilitation services has grown significantly in recent years due to various factors, including substance abuse epidemic as drug and alcohol addiction rates have surged globally, leading to an increased need for rehabilitation facilities; mental health awareness, with a growing focus on mental health, more individuals are seeking professional treatment for conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD; aging population as many elderly individuals require physical rehabilitation after surgeries, strokes, or injuries and corporate wellness programs, as businesses are investing in employee well-being, including mental health and addiction recovery programs, among others.

Given these trends, investing in rehabilitation centers presents a sustainable business opportunity while also addressing critical societal issues. According to stakeholders, rehabilitation centers offer multiple revenue-generating opportunities, including inpatient and outpatient services, which is providing both residential and non-residential treatment plans, thereby allowing centers to cater to a broad clientele and specialized therapy programs which offers unique treatments such as holistic therapies, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and alternative medicine can attract a niche market.

To enhance rehabilitation services in Nigeria, Odemuyiwa advocated for increased Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and specialized training programs for therapists, especially speech therapists.

He believed that governments at all levels should establish at least one rehabilitation center per geopolitical zone to meet the country’s growing needs. Additionally, he calls on the public to avoid unqualified medical practitioners and to take preventive health measures to reduce the strain on the healthcare system.

Investing in rehabilitation centers is a powerful combination of financial growth and social impact. With increasing demand, diverse revenue streams, and government backing, rehabilitation centers present a lucrative business opportunity.

The insights from Odemuyiwa further reinforce the urgent need for rehabilitation investments in Nigeria. With proper infrastructure, trained personnel, and policy support, the country can bridge the existing gaps and ensure accessible and effective rehabilitation services for its citizens.


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