Welcome to the Directorate of Health Services, Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU).
If you are reading this, you are likely a new patient visiting one of our six health facilities for the first time.
As a non-staff and non-student of the university, completing your medical registration is an essential step to access our healthcare services.
This registration process allows us to maintain accurate medical records and provide you with the highest standard of care throughout your time with us.
You can complete your medical registration at any of our health facilities, where our team will guide you through the process.
A doctor will review your registration details to ensure everything is in order, allowing you to access our healthcare services with ease.
All students (undergraduates, postgraduates, and CCED), staff members, and indigenes of the local community need to complete medical registration to access healthcare services provided by the Directorate of Health Services at Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU).
Medical registration includes a comprehensive medical fitness assessment, which is conducted at the main campus health centre on specific dates provided to students.
Yes. Check our pricing page to find out our registration fee.
You will need a valid student ID, 2 recent passport-sized photographs, and any relevant medical history or health records.
You can complete your medical registration at any of our healthcare facilities.
No, indigenes are not required to undergo a medical fitness assessment as part of the medical registration process.
Once you have completed your medical registration, you will be officially enrolled in the university’s healthcare system. You will be provided with a clinic card. This grants you access to medical services, consultations, and other healthcare provisions offered by the Directorate of Health Services.
For more information, please visit the Directorate of Health Services office at the main campus or any of our healthcare facilities. You can also email us at healthservices@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng.
Guide to Non-Staff Registration
1. Visit any OOU Health Services facility.
You can initiate your registration at any of our six health facilities.
Upon arrival, request assistance from the front desk staff, who will guide you through the registration process.
2. Pay for Registration
Proceed to the accounts department within the health facility to make the required payment for medical registration.
Ensure you keep the receipt provided, as it will be needed for further processing.
3. Documentation of biodata
After making the payment, go to the Health Information Management Department (HIM) for documentation and issuance of the clinic file.
Complete a registration form that captures your personal information, including
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Residential address
- Contact information
4. Next of Kin and Dependent Bio-data
As part of the registration process, you will need to provide details for your next of kin, which include:
- Full name
- Relationship to you
- Contact information
If you have any dependents who will be covered under your registration, provide their information as well, including:
- Full name(s)
- Date(s) of birth
- Relationship to you
5. Clinic Card (Yellow Card)
Once your bio-data has been recorded, you will be issued a Yellow Card (Clinic Card).
This card serves as your identification for accessing healthcare services at the OOU Health Services facilities.
Keep this card safe, as you will need to present it during each visit for medical services.
6. Nursing Department
With your Yellow Card in hand and a new case file, proceed to the nursing department.
The nursing staff will conduct a vital signs check, including:
- Blood pressure measurement
- Temperature check
- Pulse rate
- Height and weight measurement
These details will be recorded as part of your initial health assessment.
7. Medical consultation
After the vital signs check, proceed to the consultation room to meet with the doctor on duty.
The doctor will review your medical history, assess the results of the vital signs check, and address any initial health concerns.
This consultation will help establish a baseline for your healthcare needs and determine any further tests or treatments required.
After completing these steps, your medical registration will be finalised, and you will be able to access healthcare services at any of our facilities.
Keep your Yellow Card with you during future visits to ensure a smooth process each time.