Kwame Owusu
Practice Director
Runs the practice: scheduling, quality and safety audits, insurer relationships and the standards patients can expect at every visit.
English, Twi
About Green Arch
A small practice with a careful way of working
Green Arch is a doctor-led practice licensed by the Health Facilities Regulatory Agency. Our doctors are registered with the Medical and Dental Council, Ghana, and take part in regular peer review and continuing education.
Kwame Owusu
Practice Director
From the Practice Director
Good medicine needs time, and time needs organising
Our doctors' work is to think carefully about each patient. My work is to protect the conditions that make that possible: realistic appointment lengths, reliable equipment, a laboratory that is checked every day, and reception staff who know when a call needs a doctor's attention.
We have chosen to stay small. That means fewer patients each day than many practices see, and it means that when you telephone, the person who answers often knows who you are.
We judge ourselves on things patients rarely see: how quickly abnormal results are acted on, whether referral letters reach specialists with everything they need, and whether people understood what they were told. I am always glad to hear where we fall short.
Kwame Owusu, Practice Director
Our history
How the practice has grown
- 2013
Opened on Ahodwo Main Road
One doctor, one nurse and two consulting rooms, with longer appointments than usual from the first day.
- 2016
Laboratory brought in-house
Routine blood and urine tests processed on site, with daily quality controls and external quality assessment.
- 2019
Executive health assessments
A structured programme for professionals and employers from Adum, Asokwa and across the city.
- 2022
Travel clinic
Pre-travel consultations, yellow fever vaccination and malaria advice for students, pilgrims, business travellers and visiting family.
- 2025
Procedure room
A dedicated minor surgery room, so that most cysts, lipomas and ingrown toenails no longer need a hospital referral.
How we work
Four principles we hold to
Evidence before habit
We follow current clinical guidelines and tell you when the evidence for a test or treatment is weak.
Time to think
25-minute appointments as standard, and longer when a problem needs it.
Plain explanations
Results and plans explained in clear language, and in writing when that helps.
Discretion
Confidential records, private conversations, and nothing shared with an employer without your written consent.
The team
Who you will see
Dr. Adwoa Frimpong
Senior General Practitioner
MBChB (KNUST), FGCP (Family Medicine)
Leads general practice and long-term condition care, with a particular interest in hypertension and women's health.
English, Twi
Dr. Ibrahim Alhassan
Physician, Travel & Executive Health
MBChB (UDS), MGCP (Internal Medicine), CTH (ISTM)
Runs the travel clinic and executive health programme, and reviews every executive report before it is released.
English, Twi, Hausa, Dagbani
Dr. Kwadwo Ampofo
General Surgeon (minor surgery)
MBChB (KNUST), FGCS (General Surgery)
Operates on the Tuesday and Thursday minor surgery lists and sees patients for pre-procedure assessment.
English, Twi