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New Crystal Health Services has been ranked the 25th company in the prestigious Ghana Club 100 for 2013.
The Health facility was also the only hospital to make it to the list of the top 100 companies.
The Ghana Club 100 is an annual compilation of the top 100 companies in Ghana to give due recognition to successful enterprise building and was launched in 1998 by the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC).
Companies making it into the GC 100 serve as role models for the private sector and provide a forum for corporate Ghana to interact with the government at a high level.
Chief Executive of New Crystal Health Service, Dr. Wisdom Amegbletor, said the ranking of the Health Facility in the prestigious group attest to the quality health delivery that the company provides.
He expressed his gratitude to staff of the company and their numerous customers and clients who have shown faith with the company since its formation 10 years ago.
Dr. Amegbletor added that the ranking was "a birthday gift and the icing on the cake for the 10th anniversary of the Health facility."
He said the company would continue to work hard to offer the best services to its customers to ensure that it does not only remain in the Club 100 but improves on its ranking in the coming years.
“This is a very competitive ranking but we believe that by giving off our best to customers, our performance will improve and so will our ranking”, said Dr Amegbletor.
New Crystal Health Services began operating from Ashaiman in the Greater Accra region but has since opened 5 more hospitals with the latest being Takoradi, in the Western region which opened about a week ago.
The company also operates an Invitro Fertilisation facility and health training schools.
It is currently in the process of adding an ultra-modern diagnostic centre and an Alternative Medicine hospital which will offer African Herbal treatment, Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine and Ayurvedic Medicine.
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