Mr. Asiedu emphasized his guiding principle: “My contribution is solely dedicated to the clinic’s operations, and I ask that it be recorded transparently under the Ghanaian Clinic ledger. Because without transparency, there can be no trust.” His statement highlighted the significance of the gift for the clinic and the wider community.

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In acknowledgement of Mr. Asiedu’s focus on transparency and operational support, GCHC Vice President and Clinic Director Dr. Eunice Otuwa Cromwell offered a heartfelt response: “Your contributions have touched countless lives. Because of you, we’ve expanded our services, sustained our volunteers, and launched specialized clinics in Travel Medicine and Obesity Management. You’ve helped us become a nonprofit, community-operated clinic, saving us $500 monthly on electronic medical records and allowing us to focus on what matters most: our patients.”

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As a token of appreciation, presented on behalf of Mr. Asiedu, Mrs. Asiedu accepted a commemorative plaque and a vintage bottle of champagne, symbolizing the quiet strength behind his visionary support. The GNC extends deep gratitude to all donors, volunteers, partners, and community members whose collective dedication ensures the clinic’s continued success. “This clinic is our gift to the future,” Dr. Cromwell said. “And thanks to Mr. Asiedu, that future is brighter than ever.”

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The Ghanaian Community Health Clinic (GCHC) has long been a trusted source of care for the Ghanaian and wider African diaspora in Chicagoland, providing culturally attuned medical services that respect language, identity, and dignity. Since its founding, GCHC—operating from space generously provided by the Pentecost Church—has served over 1,000 patients. The clinic provides:

• Culturally competent care, with explanations in patients’ native languages, reducing confusion at diagnosis. One patient shared, *“I finally understood my diagnosis when it was explained in Twi.* It made all the difference.”

• Emergency and preventive care, including on-site medication services and referrals for advanced treatment.

• Monthly wellness clinics for screenings, health education, and community connections.

• Telehealth services tailored for elders and those with limited mobility.

• Inclusive outreach in collaboration with the United African Organization, ensuring safe, dignified access to undocumented Africans.

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The dedicated team leading GCHC includes:

• Dr. Prince Hodogbey - Medical Director

• Dr. Jamilah Okoe  - Assistant Medical Director   

• Dr. Eunice Cromwell - Chief Operations Director  

• Dr. Habiba  Seidu-Fuseini - Health Education Director

• Dr. Chris Chalokwu - Lab Director

• Mrs. Lyndia Korsah-Osafo - Social Service Director

• Mr. Wayne Mulenga - Clinic Manager

• Mr. Kwabena Appiah - Pharmacy Directo

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Their combined efforts reflect GNC’s commitment to equitable, sustainable, and culturally affirming healthcare for the community.

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Clinic Information:
The GCHC is open to all and operates at the Church of Pentecost,
4332 N. Kedzie, Chicago, IL 60618,
11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
For inquiries, call -312.899.6733.

Upcoming Clinic Dates:

• Saturday, September 13

• Saturday, October 11

• Saturday, November 8

• Saturday, December 13