The Chief Executive Officer of Living Waters Hospital, Dr Gabriel Sakyi Kwofie, marked his birthday with a remarkable show of generosity, making massive donations to clients, customers, staff, and management of the hospital to climax the customer service week.

The celebration, which occurred at the hospital premises in Ejisu, highlighted the importance of customer service, appreciation and giving back.

It also provided an opportunity for Dr Koffie to express his gratitude to the people who continue to support and contribute to the growth of the healthcare facility.

In a gesture that went beyond the usual birthday celebrations, the hospital CEO extended his generosity to clients and customers, recognising their trust and confidence in the services provided by Living Waters Hospital.

Staff and members of management were also beneficiaries of the donations in appreciation of their dedication, commitment and hard work in ensuring quality healthcare delivery.

Speaking at a brief ceremony to end the customer service week, Dr Sakyi hailed the efforts of all stakeholders to ensure continued quality delivery at the facility.

“At the heart of every great hospital is not just its equipment, buildings, or medical expertise, but its people. To our long-standing clients being recognized today, we say a very big thank you,” he stated.

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