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This sociological study reports the results of a research carried out in 2007 to ascertain the ways in which financial cost of healthcare, availability of health service centres and distance to such facilities act in hindering women’s’ accessibility to healthcare in Jere Local Government Area of Borno State, Nigeria. The women are mostly housewives, with minimal education and consequently low social status as such their inaccessibility to appropriate healthcare. Data gathering was via questionnaire administration and in-depth interviews. The quantitative and qualitative data were analysed by descriptive statistics of frequencies, and percentages. The findings indicate that, distance, cost and availability of services and facilities have effect on women’s access to healthcare. Recommendations are that government should integrate women’s position in healthcare policies, provide subsidies for healthcare and as well work towards an even spread of health facilities and services.

Cost, Availability and Distance as Correlates in Women’s Access to Healthcare in Jere, Borno State, Nigeria