About PHERMC
Private Health Establishments Registration & Monitoring Committee (PHERMC)
PHERMC was established pursuant to Section 13 Cap 100 Laws of Northern Nigeria, Section 1(1) (b) of the Federal Capital Territory (Applicable Laws) Decree no. 12 of 1984. The act came into effect on January 1st 1989.
The mandate of PHERMC is to register and regulate private health establishments in the FCT in compliance with the Act establishing it, through the under-listed activities:
- Preliminary inspection visits
- Pre-registration visits
- Pre-Full Registration Inspection visits
- Routine Inspection visits
- Follow-up inspection visits
- Intensive inspection of registered facilities
- Emergency inspection visits following distress call
Our Responsibilities at PHERMC
As the statutory body entrusted with this crucial task, PHERMC operates with precision and diligence. Our responsibilities encompass a spectrum of crucial functions:
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Registration: We meticulously vet and register private health establishments, ensuring they meet stringent criteria for operation. This process includes evaluating infrastructure, medical equipment, staffing qualifications, and adherence to regulatory standards.
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Monitoring: PHERMC maintains a vigilant eye over registered establishments, conducting routine inspections to ensure ongoing compliance with regulatory requirements. Our monitoring efforts are comprehensive, covering areas such as hygiene, infection control, patient care protocols, and adherence to ethical standards.
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Regulation: We enforce regulatory frameworks designed to uphold the integrity and quality of healthcare delivery within private facilities. Through clear guidelines and enforcement mechanisms, we foster an environment where patient safety and well-being are paramount.
Principal Officers
Our Core Values
Our Mission
