F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital

14/02/2026

Today, F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital proudly joins the health community and the people of Liberia in celebrating the birthday of Dr. Louise Mapleh Kpoto, Minister of Health of the Republic of Liberia.

We honor your visionary leadership, steadfast commitment, and dedication to strengthening Liberia’s health sector. Your efforts toward improving service delivery, supporting healthcare workers, and advancing patient-centered care continue to inspire progress across the country.

On this special day, we wish you good health, wisdom, and continued strength as you lead the nation’s health system toward greater impact and equity.

Thank you for your service to the Liberian people.

Happy Birthday, Madam Minister.

10/02/2026

From Wooden Doors to Glass Doors

F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital continues to make major improvements to its infrastructure as part of ongoing massive renovation efforts across the facility.

The replacement of wooden doors with modern glass doors enhances safety, visibility, infection prevention, and overall patient experience, while giving the hospital a more modern and welcoming outlook.

These upgrades support our broader vision to position FJ Grante Memorial Hospital as a regional hub for safety, excellence, and quality healthcare delivery.

👇 See photos below.

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09/02/2026

FJ Grante Memorial Hospital — improving care, one step at a time.

09/02/2026

Massive Renovations Continue at F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital

Following our previous update on ongoing renovations, FJ Grante Memorial Hospital is pleased to share that major improvement works continue across the facility.

These renovations form part of our broader commitment to upgrading infrastructure, improving safety, and creating a clean, dignified, and patient-friendly environment for everyone we serve.

As work progresses, we appreciate the patience and support of our patients, families, and staff. Every improvement brings us closer to a hospital environment that truly reflects quality care and community pride.

👇 See photos below for ongoing works.

FJ Grante Memorial Hospital, building a better place for healing.

08/02/2026

F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital Introduces Official Staff Name Tags to Strengthen Professionalism and Trust!

In line with best practices in healthcare service delivery with funding from the Performance Based Financing Program and support from the Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia, the FJ Grante Memorial Hospital will adopt the use of official name tags for all staff.

The consignment of name tags has been successfully printed and is in route to Sinoe County. The distribution is expected to commence this week across all departments.

This initiative is part of the hospital’s ongoing commitment to: Professionalism and accountability, Improved patient–provider interaction, Patient safety and trust and to ensure adequate staff identification within the facility.

We remain committed to creating a transparent, patient-centered, and professional healthcare environment where patients and families can easily identify and interact with hospital staff.

At FJ Grante Memorial Hospital, professionalism is part of care.

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08/02/2026

F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital to Conduct Health Awareness and Medical Outreach in Kpanyan District, Sinoe County later this February 2026!

FJ Grante Memorial Hospital, in collaboration with the and the citizens of Tartweh, Palatrokan, Kpanyan District, will conduct a health awareness and medical outreach campaign in Kpanyan District, Sinoe County, scheduled for this February.

As part of preparatory activities, the leadership of FJ Grante Memorial Hospital and the Sinoe County Health Team convened a planning and coordination meeting at the F. J. Grante Multipurpose Conference Hall with representatives of the Palatrokan community. The representatives included traditional leaders and community leaders, reflecting strong local engagement and collaboration.

is a densely populated area with limited access to healthcare services due to difficult road conditions. The planned outreach is intended to mitigate access barriers by delivering essential health services directly to the community.

The outreach will provide free medical and surgical screening services, including on-site testing for diabetes, hypertension, malaria, and other priority conditions.

Speaking on behalf of the hospital, Dr. Roosevelt Matthews, Medical Director of FJ Grante Memorial Hospital, expressed appreciation to the traditional and community leadership of Palatrokan for their cooperation and for agreeing to serve as the initial host community in a series of planned outreach activities.

He confirmed that the hospital will deploy a multidisciplinary team of qualified health professionals, including Medical Doctors, Physician Assistants, Nurses, Midwives, Obstetric Clinicians, Ophthalmic Technicians, Laboratory Technicians, and other allied health professionals to ensure comprehensive service delivery during the outreach. Patients needing further evaluation and management will be forwarded to the FJ Grante for further care.

Dr. Matthews further emphasized that all consultations, diagnostic tests, and medications provided during the outreach will be offered at no cost, and reaffirmed the hospital’s commitment to community-oriented service delivery aimed at improving access to care, reducing preventable morbidity and mortality, and strengthening health outcomes.

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The hospital acknowledges the support of the Sinoe County Health Team, the Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia, the Performance-Based Financing (PBF) mechanism, the host community, and all partners for their continued collaboration.

This outreach forms part of a broader institutional strategy to strengthen community engagement, promote appropriate health-seeking behavior, and enhance healthcare delivery across Sinoe County and surrounding areas in line with the National Health Agenda.

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07/02/2026

We join hands with the MOH n others in mourning the death of our colleague, Dr. Diggs

07/02/2026

05/02/2026

F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital Procures Additional Medical Supplies and Consumables

February 5, 2026

FJ Grante Memorial Hospital has procured additional medical supplies and consumables to strengthen service delivery and support the provision of quality healthcare to patients across the facility.

This is the second in the course of 2 weeks!

The procurement was made possible through the Quarter two (2) earnings of the Performance-Based Financing (PBF) Program with support from the Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia, the Christian Aid Foundation, and other partners who continue to collaborate with the hospital to improve access to essential medications and health services.

The newly procured supplies will enhance the hospital’s capacity to provide timely, safe, and effective care across all clinical departments, while supporting continuity of services, mitigating shortages, and enhancing preparedness for routine and emergency cases.

The Hospital management has expressed appreciation to the Ministry of Health and partners for their sustained support, noting that such investments are critical to maintaining standards of care and strengthening the health system in Sinoe County.

As the only referral hospital for the county, FJ Grante Memorial Hospital remains committed to delivering quality, patient-centered healthcare in line with national health priorities.

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05/02/2026

🚨 Public Health Update

The National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL) has issued a notice regarding reports of Nipah virus cases in India.

F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital remains vigilant and aligned with national public health authorities to ensure the safety of our community.

The public is encouraged to stay informed, practice good hygiene, and seek medical care early if feeling unwell.

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04/02/2026

FJ GRANTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ACQUIRES ADDITIONAL AUTOMATED GRASS-CUTTING MACHINE

The F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital has procured an additional automated grass-cutting machine to strengthen the capacity of the Maintenance Department in maintaining the hospital’s grounds.

The new machine will add to the existing equipment already in use, improving efficiency, reducing turnaround time, and ensuring consistent upkeep of the hospital environment.

This investment forms part of the hospital’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a clean, safe, and orderly facility, recognizing that a well-kept environment supports patient safety, infection prevention, staff efficiency, and overall quality of care.

A clean environment supports healing.

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04/02/2026

F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital Joins Liberia and the World to Commemorate World Cancer Day

February 4, 2026

FJ Grante Memorial Hospital today joins the Ministry of Health, the people of Liberia, and the global community in commemorating World Cancer Day, observed annually on February 4, under the theme “United by Unique.” The theme reflects the understanding that while every cancer journey is deeply personal, humanity is united by shared compassion, collective action, and a common responsibility to prevent avoidable deaths.

World Cancer Day serves as a moment of reflection and renewed commitment to early detection, timely treatment, compassionate care, and the dignity of every individual affected by cancer. In Liberia, cancer remains a significant public health challenge, often complicated by late presentation, limited awareness, and access barriers. Yet, progress is possible when communities, health institutions, and national leadership work together.

This year’s commemoration is marked by a profound sense of loss. In recent weeks, the nation has mourned the passing of two distinguished medical professionals, Dr. Henry Y. Dugulu and Dr. Harris, whose lives were claimed by cancer within a short period. Their deaths have deeply affected the medical community and the nation at large, serving as a solemn reminder that cancer does not discriminate and that even those who dedicate their lives to healing are not immune to its reach.

On this day, FJ Grante Memorial Hospital stands in solidarity with millions of cancer survivors around the world, with patients currently undergoing treatment, and with families who continue to bear the pain of loss. The hospital also honors healthcare workers who provide care with empathy and resilience, often under challenging circumstances.

The Hospital reiterates its support for national efforts led by the Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia to expand cancer prevention, early detection, treatment pathways, and palliative care services. The hospital remains committed to working with communities, partners, and policymakers to ensure that no patient walks the cancer journey alone.

As the world observes World Cancer Day, FJ Grante Memorial Hospital calls on the public to seek medical care early, break the stigma surrounding cancer, support those affected, and remember that early action saves lives.

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