Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi
About Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi
Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi is one of the flagship centres of the Iwosan Lagoon healthcare group, serving residents of Ikoyi, Victoria Island, and wider Lagos with specialist medical and surgical care. Located at 17B Bourdillon Road, Ikoyi, this private hospital is part of a respected network that includes facilities in Ikeja and Victoria Island, each focused on different areas of clinical excellence. At Ikoyi, the emphasis is on critical care, complex surgical operations, and multidisciplinary specialist medicine delivered in a modern, purpose-built environment.
As a private hospital in Lagos, Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi brings together a large team of full-time specialist doctors, experienced nurses, and technical professionals who work collaboratively across departments. Patients are supported through every stage of their health journey, from initial assessment and diagnostics to surgery, intensive care, rehabilitation, and follow‑up. The hospital is designed for individuals and families seeking specialist-level care in a setting that combines advanced medical technology with the reassurance of structured clinical protocols.
The hospital serves a diverse patient base: busy professionals on the Island, families in Ikoyi and its environs, as well as patients referred from other parts of Lagos and Nigeria. With multidisciplinary expertise and a network that includes centres of excellence for cardiology, mother and child care, and wellness, Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi offers access to a broad spectrum of services in one integrated healthcare ecosystem.
Specialties
Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi is recognised within the Iwosan Lagoon network as a Centre of Excellence for Critical Care & Complex Surgical Operations. Patients with serious or complicated conditions benefit from its intensive care capabilities, advanced operating theatres, and multidisciplinary case management. Complex procedures are supported by structured protocols that help different specialists coordinate care, which is particularly important for high‑risk or multi-organ conditions.
A wide range of specialist medical and surgical services are available at the Ikoyi hospital, including neurosurgery, general surgery, cardiology, obstetrics & gynaecology, paediatrics, orthopaedics, nephrology, bariatric surgery, and comprehensive health assessment clinics. These clinical services are complemented by on-site diagnostics and laboratory testing, allowing many investigations and treatments to be carried out in one location. The hospital also connects patients to related services such as worksite clinic management and the wider Iwosan network, including the Iwosan Wellness Centre in Victoria Island for ongoing physical, mental, and emotional health support.
What sets Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi apart in the Lagos healthcare landscape is its collegiate model of multi‑disciplinary care. Rather than working in isolation, specialists collaborate to develop integrated plans for each patient, supported by standardized care pathways. For many patients in Victoria Island, Ikoyi, and surrounding neighbourhoods, this means they can access tertiary-level expertise closer to home, with continuity across different clinics and departments.
Why Choose Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi
- Tertiary-level private hospital in Lagos: Part of a leading private tertiary care organization in Nigeria, offering advanced diagnostics, surgery, and critical care in Ikoyi.
- Deep specialist pool: Access to over 30 full‑time specialist doctors across multiple disciplines, supported by well‑trained nursing and technical teams.
- Multidisciplinary, protocol‑driven care: A collegiate model of multi‑disciplinary care and standardized clinical protocols that promote consistent treatment across departments.
- Centres of excellence across the network: Ikoyi focuses on critical care and complex operations, with easy referral links to other Iwosan Lagoon centres for cardiology, mother and child services, and wellness.
- HMO-friendly hospital: Many patients appreciate that the hospital accepts HMO health insurance cards, helping to make specialist care more accessible to insured clients.
- Ongoing health education & community engagement: Regular health campaigns, doctors’ forums, media programmes, and awareness walks, such as breast cancer awareness initiatives, reflect a wider commitment to public health information and preventive care.
Location & Accessibility
Situated at 17B Bourdillon Road in Ikoyi, Lagos, Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi enjoys a central position for patients coming from Ikoyi, Victoria Island, and other parts of Lagos Island. The neighbourhood is known for its relatively serene environment compared with busier commercial districts, which many patients find calming when visiting a hospital. The location is easily reachable by major roads linking Ikoyi to Victoria Island and the broader Lagos metropolis, making it convenient for both emergency visits and scheduled specialist appointments.
Get in Touch
To learn more about Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Ikoyi, explore services, or book a specialist consultation, patients can visit the hospital at 17B Bourdillon Road, Ikoyi or use the contact and appointment options on the official website at www.lagoonhospitals.com. Whether you are seeking complex surgical care, specialist consultation, or a comprehensive health assessment in Lagos, the Ikoyi hospital provides a hub for advanced, multi‑disciplinary healthcare on the Island.
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I had an extremely disappointing experience at Lagoon Hospital, Ikoyi. On two separate occasions, I arrived in an emergency, only to be told to go back home and return the next day—without any immediate medical attention or medication to manage my condition in the meantime. This is completely unacceptable for a hospital that should prioritize patient care.<br><br>Beyond the poor medical response, the customer service is very terrible. The representatives lack empathy and do not seem to understand that every patient who walks into a hospital is in need of care. It’s clear that the staff either need proper training or should be replaced with professionals who actually prioritize patient well-being.<br><br>If you’re in an emergency, I would not recommend this hospital. They need to seriously improve both with their medical response and most especially their customer service(front desk representatives)
Nice, serene environment, and guaranteed medical care. Improved wait time and excellent service and friendly staff
If it’s possible to drop a 0 star, I would have.<br>If you love your family or friends don’t bring them here.<br>The doctors here are heartless, careless and nonchalant.<br>The nurses are untrained and have terrible attitudes. All they care about is money.<br>The doctors don’t even know what they are doing. I brought my mom her for treatment and they kept giving her blood without a final diagnosis.<br>The nurse giving her the blood doesn’t even know the blood type she’s giving her and the blood type of the patient.<br>When you begin to ask questions, the doctors start avoiding the patient’s family.<br><br>This is the doctor you should avoid there:<br>Dr Nife Adedeji.<br>She’s very clueless
I visited Lagoon Hospital, Ikoyi for the first time on 17 November 2024 to see an ENT specialist and a GP.<br>I liked how the hospital is situated in a serene environment. The front desk officer who attended to me was polite and very helpful. The doctors were also polite and helpful.<br><br>Here’s where the issue lies. I was asked to do two tests: full blood count and malaria test. After taking blood sample, the lab tech informed me that typically it takes an hour for the results to be out but their machines were undergoing maintenance and so it would take longer than an hour for me to get the result.<br><br>I was asked to drop my contact with the front desk officer and a doctor would contact me later that evening or the next day at the latest, to review my result. As at today, 22 November 2024, I’m yet to receive my test result and the promised call from the hospital. Several times, I’ve dialed the number I was given but it has failed to connect. The longer it takes to get the result, the less I trust the veracity of such result.<br><br>I’ve decided to go elsewhere to see a doctor and run the tests. Do better Lagoon Hospital!
The worst private hospital. I had a terrible birthing experience here years ago, and I still randomly remember it sometimes and wish I had sued the hospital. Everyone kept telling me that since my baby and I were alive, I should let it go, and I did.<br>But I regret not taking action, because there was no accountability despite so much negligence. That’s one of the biggest issues with private hospitals in Nigeria. All they want is to keep milking & making money/profits & no care about human lives.<br>I received zero empathy from the nurses & midwives. I even remember one of their name, Patricia. It was a truly horrible experience. Thank God we survived anyway.
Hello guys<br>The information below is true about Lagoon Hospitals.<br>"Lagoon Hospitals has in her employ over 30 fulltime Specialist doctors, ranging across different specialities, who are all supported by standardised care protocols that help deliver consistent patient care. The talent pool is further strengthened by qualified and well-trained nursing and technical professionals, who are trained in the latest techniques across various specialities and have implemented global best practices in caregiving<br><br>Clinicians for core specialities and specific sub-specialties are recruited within the country, while clinicians are recruited from outside Nigeria for Specialties for which the professional know-how is not readily available in Nigeria"<br>I recommend it. They accept HMO Cards eg AXA MANSARD.
Worst desk service I have seen in my life they will see you waiting there but will not talk to you and they don't follow the rule who came first they just choose the person they like when you try talking to them they ignore you very rude and the pharmacy will wait all your life before getting your drugs I regret coming to this hospital it's like a market the 1 star I don't have choice i need it to post the ikoyi branch
I had a generally positive experience at the hospital. The environment was clean, neat, and serene, which helped to reduce anxiety. However, the customer service, particularly during the registration process, was slow.<br><br>On the other hand, the doctors I interacted with were exceptional. They were attentive, empathetic, and provided excellent care.<br><br>As I delivered at the hospital, I had interactions with several midwives. While some fell short of expectations, a few standout individuals provided outstanding care and support.<br><br>Overall, there's room for improvement in certain areas, but the hospital's strengths, particularly in terms of doctor-patient care, make it a solid choice
Dr Abayomi Opeyemi Babatubde a gynecologist in lagoon hospital almost killed me. He stalled my life for almost 3 months I began to question God if this was how I was going to Continue to bleed to death. Until I sort another opinion at another hospital and I was told in details the cause of the symptoms and what would be done to stop the bleeding completely. Mind you I started consulting with a new hospital in lekki on the 2nd week in January and I had a diagnostic hysteroscopy that restored everything Dr Abayomi pope yemi babatunde was saying he his not convinced that I needed a surgery but rather I should continue to take all the hormonal medications he placed me on. All he knows how to do is CS or open myomectomy nothing more. No further knowledge on how to properly treat someone with hormonal imbalance and what diagnosis test to run. Most of the test I did in lagoon I did them on my own or I insist that he request I do them. The only test he willingly told me to do was a prolactin test, pcv. Every other test I went to mecure to have them done then bring it to lagoon for him to review them. And you're a medical doctor? Now, moving on. The time I was still consulting with Dr Abayomi opeyemi babatunde I kept telling him I feel a pressure around my cervix and when ever I was to pee and poo I literally feel my cervix at the tip on my vaginal. I'd text him what I had just experience he'd say that my pelvic wall. On many occasions I had told him to open me up in his office and check what could be causing the pressure I am feeling and the discomfort whenever I sit down, what he says is that there was no need I should continue taking the levofem. This was where I started to loose hope and faith in him and I knew he doesn't know what he's doing and the best thing he would have done wolas to referre me to see another specialist. Now fast forward to first week in January 2026 my last consultation with him I told him I sort for a second opinion at a other hospital because my family are very worried for the state at which I keep losing blood with all the medication and nothing was working. He got angry and was saying all sorts in his office like i bruisedhis ego whereas i wws doing everything possible to survive. Then, later that night he sent a text saying since I went else where the Dr should treat me and he's opting out. And the period I was bloated everywhere and I was always having. Cramps because that was the menstrual symptoms I told him and asked him when to reduce the medication so as to enable me menstruate but he chose to ignore me because I went somewhere else. I decided to Rob his ego and told him the other Dr said I should continue with his prescription. That was how I get him to tell me how to reduce the medication and the once to take for my period to come. I'd take you aback. I went back to the other hospital on the day of my diagnostic hysteroscopy, when the Dr opened my cervix he said a fibroid was sitting just at the tip of my cervix the took it out and also took out some polyps then send it for a biopsy. that was how my life have changed for the better. My health has been restored. But Abayom opeyemi babatunde waste and exhausted my HMO (that expires in june) between Nov and January bombarding me with medications and hospital admissions using my life as an experiment. I have been paying millions up on millions at the other hospital this is something Axa Mansard would I've cover for even if I have to top up by paying out of pocket all thanks Dr abayomi opeyemi babatunde. Imagine a told telling a patient that 'THIS YOUR UTERUS IS STUBBORN O' or was it when he also said 'LET ME NOT VEX AND PRESCRIBE ZOLADEX FOE YOU O' when the actual cause for the continously bleeding was just sitting right at the tip of my cervix. Or was it when he also started texting me he'd take me out for a drink after I stop bleeding. How unprofessional can you be as a medical Dr.<br><br>Lagoon hospital is just for your money and a PR name. Nothing more.
Terrible follow up and customer services. I did some blood test at the hospital, made the complete payment of almost N400K, butnever got the results back in either email, or phone number. Use at your own peril. it hs been over 2 weeks since the tests were taken. Shame on som called Nigerian Private hospital.
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