Pharmaceutical companies
Product access programmes, clinical education for our teams, and reliable distribution of essential medicines to patients across three locations.
Partnerships
Working together for healthier communities
Maciland has long collaborated with pharmaceutical partners, NGOs and health foundations to extend care beyond our walls — including free surgical programmes and community screenings.
NGOs & foundations
Joint free surgical camps, maternal health drives and screening programmes for underserved communities in Lagos and Ogun State.
Corporate health plans
Staff medicals, occupational health checks and retainer arrangements for companies who want dependable care for their teams.
Clinical collaborations
Referral networks with specialists and diagnostic centres so patients get the right expertise without unnecessary delay.
Our outreach track record
Free surgery programmes we have delivered
For years, Maciland has partnered with professional associations, foundations and alumni groups to operate on patients who could not otherwise afford surgery.
2015
Association of Rural Surgical Practitioners of Nigeria (ARSPON)
A free medical and surgical outreach for patients with surgical conditions who could not afford the cost of surgery, held at Maciland Medical Centre, Aparadija, Itele, Ogun State.
2018
Wisdom Health Support Foundation
A free surgery programme treating goitre, prostate enlargement, hernias, lumps and more, delivered with the foundation on 29–30 November 2018.
2019
Soyuznik Alumni Association
A four-day free medical and surgical outreach for the Ijegun-Ikotun community, Lagos — including fibroid, hernia and lump surgeries for rural dwellers, women, widows, orphans and physically challenged people. Dr. Durojaye Lasisi served as the association's Lagos State Chairman for the programme.
Sponsor the next programme
Your organisation can fund or co-host the next free surgery camp — we provide the surgeons, theatres and community reach.
Community outreach
Free care where it is needed most
Our outreach teams take blood pressure and blood sugar screening, maternal health advice and free minor surgeries directly into communities — often reaching people who have never seen a doctor.