LUTH idi araba department of physiology Reviews

Best hospital in Nigeria with up to date modern facilities

Top training hospital in Lagos. The roads inside are decent & it's a fairly serene environment

One of the oldest teaching hospital in the country,Have all manner of specialists in various fields of Medicine,
The only issue is that the volume of patients are usually massive so if you are going their it should be on referral from other hospitals and you should try and go much earlier on your appointment day.

It's the biggest teaching hospital in Lagos ,it consists of doctors who are mainly students. To park your car you have to pay a particular fee.

The buildings are dilapidated, having cracks here and there. The doctors don't come on time and the nurses are harsh only a few are kind hearted. I really don't know about their teaching

The bank here is really slow
But the ATMs work just fine and fast.

It's the flagship teaching hospital in Lagos Nigeria always open 24 hours with very qualified Doctors and nurses and also medical students on ground practicing to get their degree , when there are medical issues Lagos University Teaching Hospital popularly known as LUTH is the place to go.

Biggest but need betterment, and bring more facilities, Poor facilities.... Inadequate staffs, too many patients to too few doctors and nurses

Very good and big teaching hospital. The hospital is very very big and involves in emergency for both children and adults. Really cool place and tight security. It has a very good road network, tarred throughout the school and the hospital.

Great medical staff. But the way in gets really flooded when it rains

Lagos State Teaching Hospital. They have good equipment

Large hospital. Qualified medics. Dilapidating structures and usually crowded. Couldn't see the opthamologist due to crowd.

It's a teaching hospital, of course you will be examined by medical students here. The state government has a lot to do here.

You have access to some of the best hands in healthcare practice in Nigeria.

Like the ambience, though doesn't really look organized. Prefer UCH

The only place where you can get the very best healthcare in Lagos. All specialties offered at highest quality. Love it.

This is a Federal Tertiary Teaching Hospital that houses the UNILAG College of Medicine and primarily affiliated to University of Lagos.

It is a superspecialty hospital with very experienced and qualified professionals. Almost all medical departments are present there. However, it is plagued by most of the issues that face Nigerian institutions. Over the past three months, there have been some days of total electricity blackout which destructively hampers the ability of the healthcare professionals to discharge their duties. The blackout is due to the incessant debt of the institution owed to the supplier of gas for the intitution's privately generated power plants. There is no back up power that can power the whole hospital, rather different units have small generators that can only run for few hours. Also, there is the perennial issue of inadequate funding which affects research, staffing and other projects.

No doubt LUTH has competent hands but it is still plagued by the aforementioned issues.

Your chances of dying in this hospital are higher than your chances surviving no matter the ailment.

It's a terrible place to be, the facility is not habitable, patients only come in because they have no choice, every staff here is rude and unfriendly....you pay for everything and I mean everything...else no one will listen to you...

This hospital has got a great feedback in terms of performance and delivery, with so much capable doctors, nurse and other medical professional alike. The Lagos State government has done so much to upgrade the standard in collaboration with federal government, In the aspect of medical equipment and staff training.
You can't take it away from them.

For a Nigerian institution. .overall very good service

It looks like a great way to get the best thing about this and other things that you can also use it for.

It's a foremost hospital in Isi Araba mushin area, its a teaching hospital for University of Lagos, its is equipped with modern equipment and state of arts facilities, it has an ICU, a Lab and pediatric department that handles children of all ages and its located in a vast land in between mushin and idi Araba. Its equipped with good and qualified Medical personnel to handle various medical cases.

Best Hospital so far in Nigeria. Has very conducive environment.

RUDE STAFF
GOOD DOCTORS BUT MOSTLY STUDENTS
BAD NURSES INSULTIVE CLEANERS AND WARD MAID
LUTH is not a place that I advise anyone to go
Bad Emergency response no medical facilities the little they have is not working
Patient die due to their carelessness
Take almost a week to do your discharge clearance
No drugs in their pharmacy yet to pay for what they did not supply the most stupid hospital in Lagos I have ever been to
you buy everything your self including, injection, medicine, hand gloves and you keep them yourself
Because of this their carelessness one of their patient got addicted to a painkiller injection call Pentazozine when they ask him why and how he said because the nurses told him to be taking it by himself that they can't be calling the doctors everytime to give him the pain relief

rude staffs.... they can't even attend to u immediately ...i can't even believe this,my sister gave birth and we can't even see her till visiting time(5:00)..she can't eat food that was brought for her except the one d hospital cooked which is quite expensive... And u will pay and pay and be tired... Very expensive... Before u park ur car u will pay... I tire oooo

Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH)
Good medical services, but needs more modern facilities to meet the world standard. Paid parking is bad.

Too many issues with this place, as part of the general story of Nigeria; in summary- trapped in a web ((of disillusionment, lack of vision and motivation, hardly any incentive and no enabling environment to encourage),caught in a vortex. Someday...

Hmmmmmm. Sound doctors. Slow nurses. Slow and stressful process. You buy everything, even the really minute things - injections, handgloves, etc and pls take your fan with you. The private ward is forever full as well, even the general ward. Best bet: don't fall ill. Pls. Take care of yourself and do not play with your health.

A teaching hospital of the Lagos State University with an excellent team of surgeons, therapist etc. My experience here was one to remember for good reasons. I would however look forward to a day they will skip some to the time wasting processes like file search, Bill payment and the rest.

Tertiary Healthcare institution serving the dual purpose of training the medical students of the University of Lagos and providing specialised healthcare to the Lagos community.

The government needs to overhaul the building, it looks dilapidated

It is well structured and offers the best Medical Service to patients, and training to students. It's a cool place to be anyways.

Very good at what they do, really accommodating environment

Nice health facilities but services and attendance to patients need a lot of improvement

One of the first quality health institution in Lagos. A Lagos State government health institution but with no or little subsidized charges for people. Their IVF centre seems to be the only department well organized and staff kind enough with patients possibly because they now charge almost the same thing with private hospitals. The hospital does not work on weekends and holidays and this is really not good for emergencies.

A place with capable hands (specialist).. Just be on time.

Lagos University Teaching Hospital is a major referral Federal health centre situated in Idi-Araba. It also houses the College of Medicine. It has a good institutional foundation but requires a total overhaul of all its dilapidated facilities. It accommodates many medical consultants and surgeons and has within its expansive compound, staff quarters; students hostels; patients wards; private wards; banks, etc. It has many big parking lots which have, unfortunately, been privatized. As stated earlier, it requires an urgent overhaul of its structures.

An hospital and academic environment, with student's hostels, shopping centres, food vendors and prints/photocopy centres

For medical services and training, LUTH is a premier centre in Nigeria. With poor health insurance coverage of the population necessitating out-of-pocket payments by patients, and the compartmentalization of care to multi-specialty departments, accessing services here could be very distressing and cumbersome for the uninitiated and the poor.

However, LUTH remains the preferred destination for guaranteed specialist medical services by board certified experts in Lagos & environs.

LAGOS UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL and COLLEGE OF MEDICINES are located in IDI ARABA and not idi oro as indicated in your places and maps. Distance between idi oro and idi araba would be confusing for people coming to this commercial place via your MAPS. Check ASAP

Nice clean government hospital.but some part need some upgrades

University of Lagos teaching hospital, it's a good school as well as a good hospital.

so nice to be working here..It needs more improvement in terms of Equipments & Manpower though

Lagos is really working. I had to do an ECG test (electrocardiogram) the staff attended to me nicely. I was very nervous at first but later on I felt relaxed. The hospital has really improved by providing well equipped facilities. Go lasucom

This is a foremost tertiary health facility in Nigeria.
Offers a wide range of of medical and health care services.

Notable public hospital in Lagos. School of Medicine also located here

Good hospital with very relaxing atmosphere for the patient, well trained doc, pharm, nurses etc.

Can't believe there's no convenience... Like a public toilet, and then there's paper as car park pass, and also you have to drive out through the same gate you come in, no freedom to exit via the other gate... This is so disheartening for an establishment this big in a great city as Lagos.

They have World ranking specialists, but they still need more hands in the care-giving sections like the Nurses, Laboratory Staff, Hospital Attendants e.t.c. There is also need for frequent training or enlightenment for Hospital Staff generally on Good Hospital Practice to foster Patients-Workers relationship.