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Background: Naturopathic medicine is currently undergoing revolution in Ghana as a result of the establishment of the Nyarkotey College of Holistic Medicine. The purpose of this establishment is to train Naturopaths and Naturopathic Doctors in Ghana. Objectives: This study evaluates the qualitative aspect of Naturopathic Medicine in primary healthcare delivery from the perspective of Naturopathic care givers in Ghana. Methods: This study is qualitative in nature and aims at examining the pull factors that drive consumers to Naturopathic medicine in Ghana. The study also assesses clients’ push factors from mainstream medicine. Results: Respondents opined that, though, Naturopathic medicine is an integral part of the healthcare delivery system in Ghana; there are a plethora of challenges that need immediate attention. Conclusion: Naturopathic remedies are integral parts of the Ghanaian healthcare delivery system and there is therefore the need for robust healthcare policy to help regulate the Naturopathic profession to aid integration in the healthcare system.