Sierra Leone Police Hospital is a public, government-operated healthcare facility dedicated to serving police personnel, their families, and the surrounding community in Freetown. The hospital operates under the Sierra Leone Police (SLP) and is a key part of the national effort to support the health and welfare of law enforcement officers, ensuring their readiness and well-being in service to the nation. Recent years have seen significant upgrades, modernization, and expansion of services, making the hospital a vital resource for both police and civilian populations

• General Surgery: Hernia repairs, thyroidectomies, lipoma removals, orchidectomies, goiter removals, hernioplasties, cystectomies, and more, supported by advanced surgical equipment and international partnerships.

• Critical Care Medicine: Equipped with state-of-the-art anesthesia and ventilation machines for surgical and trauma care.

• Emergency/Disaster Medicine: Acute care and stabilization for emergencies and disasters.

• Internal Medicine: Diagnosis and management of adult health conditions, including infectious and chronic diseases.

• Infectious & Tropical Diseases: Specialized care for prevalent and emerging infectious diseases.

• Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation services for recovery after illness or injury

The hospital has recently undergone a remarkable transformation, with significant investments in modern medical equipment, improved facilities, and streamlined administrative processes. The delivery of safe, unexpired medicines and transparent procurement ensures high standards of care. Ongoing partnerships and leadership support have led to enhanced healthcare services for both police personnel and the wider community

Vision:
A friendly, fair but firm organization which the people can trust – “A Force for Good”.

Mission:
To work with the public to enhance access to criminal justice, security, and stability conducive for economic, social, and political development in Sierra Leone. The hospital’s mission is aligned with supporting police health and operational effectiveness for the benefit of the nation