Find Healthcare, Fast.
Locate accredited hospitals, discover free government services, verify treatment availability,
and get emergency routing, instantly, from anywhere in Nigeria.
Healthcare help in 3 steps
From search to care in under 2 minutes designed for every
Nigerian, in every situation.
Search Your Location
Enter your address, LGA, or state. Or allow GPS for instant nearby results. SpatialCare finds all accredited facilities within your area.
Verify & Compare
See government-verified facilities, available free services, real-time bed counts, ratings, and opening hours all in one place.
Navigate & Receive Care
Get instant directions, call the facility directly, or use emergency routing to reach the right care at the right time.
100% Free Health Coverage
Explore the key healthcare services and treatments fully covered by the Basic Health Care Provision Fund.
Verified hospitals near you
Your healthcare rights.
completely free.
Every Nigerian deserves access to quality healthcare and the knowledge of their rights. SpatialCare provides free legal health guidance, patient advocacy, and rights education.
Emergency routing for every situation
In a crisis, every second counts. SpatialCare routes you to the right facility instantly.
Heart Attack
Nearest cardiac care unit
Stroke
Stroke-ready facilities
Labour
Available maternity beds
Accident / Trauma
Trauma & A&E units
Blood Transfusion
Blood banks nearby
Snakebite
Antivenom stock verified
Breathing Difficulty
Respiratory emergency
Poisoning
Toxicology centres
Lives impacted every day
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