ARSHO MEDICAL LABORATORIES PLC

Pharma / Medical

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Arsho is a brand name of private diagnostic Laboratory practices in Ethiopia. It originated in 1972 in a small individual practice and grows up to internationally accredited big service and name. For the reason that we are people focused and technology driven we are always functioning, changing, and growing providing best quality laboratory service to medical practitioners and their patients for many decades.

At Arsho Advanced Medical Laboratory, we see ourselves as your partner in healthcare provision .we are a professional provider of expertise to support Medical Doctors, healthcare professionals, researchers and patients to determine or confirm medical diagnoses. Our qualified personnel specializing in a wide variety of disciplines work to ensure best quality and quick delivery of medical results.

Diagnostic Laboratory

Wide-ranging expertise in Arsho covers all disciplines of diagnostic Laboratory and, we strive to add value to all our customers, by constantly reviewing and improving our services. The Laboratory qualifications comprise a wide variety of areas, including, Clinical Chemistry, Haematology, Histo & cyto-pathology, Microbiology/Virology, Serology and Molecular Diagnosis

Our valued Clients on visiting our Laboratories we want to make your experience more comfortable. From the first service at reception, Sample collection, processing to the final synchronization laboratory results delivery.

Arsho was the first clinical testing laboratory to be established in Ethiopia. The original site illustrated in Piazza is still the best known of the company's laboratories. Arsho is generally accepted to be the leading laboratory and the most widely respected. It was set up in 1972 by Dr. Arshavir Terzian and run by him until his sudden death in 2002. The business was inherited by his son and daughter Emanuel Terzian and his sister Araxi Demirdjian, who left their home in America to return to Ethiopian to ensure that their family business continued and the well being of staff and patients was protected.