The responsiveness of health professionals to patients within the provision of abortion services is important to influencing patients’ perceptions and expectations regarding the standard of medical aid to be received and their general satisfaction. This, in turn, determines if patients will revisit a specific clinic to access abortion services. during this study, we examine the responsiveness of health professionals in providing postabortion care at a regional level clinic in Ghana. Methods. Qualitative data collected from 20 female patients who assessed abortion services at a regional level clinic in Ghana were used. The sample was achieved through saturation while a scientific qualitative orientated text analysis was adopted in analysing the info . Results. Health professionals were aware of postabortion care at the power . most girls who sought postabortion care at the power were referred from other health facilities which couldn't handle such cases. Other reasons include satisfaction with services received on previous visits to the hospital. We also realized, however, that postabortion services weren't covered by the National insurance Scheme. Conclusions. All hospitals across the country should be equipped with the essential equipment and personnel to conduct and manage abortions. this is able to reduce not only referrals but also possible maternal deaths. Abortion services should even be added to the services covered by the country’s National insurance Scheme.