Sounon Sero Nikki Hospital is a district-level healthcare facility in Nikki, Borgou Department, northern Benin. Founded in 1989 and officially recognized as a zone hospital in 1998, it is the main referral and inpatient hospital for the communes of Nikki, Kalalé, and Pèrèrè. The hospital is known for community-rooted healthcare, comprehensive medical services, and specialized research, particularly in urology and the application of innovative, low-cost medical technologies in rural settings.

• General Medicine

• Surgery (including emergency and elective procedures)

• Gynecology and Obstetrics

• Pediatrics

• Urology (noted for research in acute urine retention and prostate tumors)

• Infectious Diseases (malaria, HIV/AIDS, and more)

• Preventive Medicine and Community Health Initiatives

• Committed to affordable, essential care in alignment with national health policy.

• Regular staff training and professional development, particularly in urology and infection control.

• Recognized for contributions to research on rural hospital innovations, including solar-powered sterilization for medical equipment.

Vision:
To be a trusted regional healthcare provider, known for accessible quality services and innovative solutions for rural health challenges.

Mission:
To deliver patient-focused health care that meets the needs of Nikki and neighboring communes, improve public health outcomes, and participate in applied medical research to address the needs of underserved rural populations.