Dr. Felix Anyah

Dr. Felix Anyah was born on November 29, 1950, into a working-class family of faith healers who practice Christianity rather than conventional medicine. Gamesu, which translates to "the one who ends worries and brings comfort," was given to him. His last name, Anyah, stands for unwavering honesty.

When he narrowly avoided death from acute pneumonia and was taken from his parents by his grandaunt, who treated him with conventional medicine, his original career goal of being a lawyer was changed to becoming a doctor.

Dr. Anyah used the WHO definition of health, which is "a state of physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual wellbeing and not only absence of disease," to win a landmark case in medical law against the Government of Ghana (Value Added Tax) on the payment of VAT by his novel Health SPA.

WHO 2007

·      Life Time Achievement In Medical Practice In Ghana (Pillars of Modern Ghana Awards) (2015)

·      Hall of Fame Inductee- Medical & Health Services Honours of the year 2015 (presented by Entrepreneurs Foundation of Ghana in 2016)

·      People’s Choice Practitioners Award-Outstanding Private Health Facility Honours of the year 2017 (presented by Media Men Ghana)

·      Made In Ghana Awards- Business Support Health Services of the year 2015 (presented by Entrepreneurs Foundation of Ghana in 2016)

·      Best Integrative Medicine Provider of the year 2015 (presented by The Business Executive Excellence Awards (2016)

·      Best Health Spa Facility in West Africa of the year 2015 (Gold Category) - Presented by The International Star Quality Awards in 2016

·      Excellent Service for Security, Peace and Safety in Africa and for an incisive - Security Watch (Nigeria) (2009)

He was raised in the Christian religion, has a desire for aiding in problem-solving, is modest yet internally confident. The faith healers' church's culture influenced him to adopt the following healthy lifestyle habits: regular exercise, a nutritious diet, enough sleep, a cheerful outlook, and a love of complementary and alternative medicine, such as prayer, meditation, and herbal steam baths.

He conducted research, wrote a publication, and promoted ethical medical practitioner advertising in 2003 while serving as a member of the Ghana Medical & Dental Council, a statutory body responsible for the regulation of medical practice in Ghana.

 Ghana Golden Jubilee Business and Financial Excellence (GOLD) Award - (National Award) Ministry of Trade, Industry President Special Initiative(PSI); (PSD) (2007)

·      Leader in the Private Medical Sector Award in Ghana, 2003 and

·      Leader of the Health Sector Award, 2009

·      1st Ghana Business & Financial Service & Excellence Awards (Gold Award) (2008)

Best Entrepreneur Health Services Award (2011