The Ondo State Government has recorded a total of 1,083 surgeries under its various health insurance schemes in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting increased access to quality and specialised healthcare services for residents across the state.
The Director-General of the Ondo State Contributory Health Commission (ODCHC), Dr Abiodun Oyeneyin, disclosed this while presenting the commission’s first-quarter performance report, noting that the figure highlights the growing confidence of residents in the state’s health insurance programmes and the expanding reach of healthcare services to beneficiaries.
He explained that the surgeries were carried out under different health insurance schemes managed by the commission, demonstrating the government’s commitment to reducing financial barriers to essential healthcare and improving health outcomes for the people of the state.
Oyeneyin explained that the figure comprises 955 surgical procedures carried out under the Orange Health Insurance Scheme (ORANGHIS) and 128 Caesarean sections conducted through the Abiyamo maternal and
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