Rondebosch Medical Centre Private Hospital

24/11/2025

Dr. Ulrich J. Cronjé
General Surgeon
Rondebosch Medical Centre Private Hospital

Educational Background and Expertise:

Dr. Cronjé completed his undergraduate studies at the University of the Free State, where he built a strong foundational knowledge in medical science. He further honed his skills at Stellenbosch University, specializing in surgical techniques and patient care. This rigorous training has equipped him to perform a wide variety of surgical procedures with precision and proficiency.

Professional Passion and Special Interests: With a profound passion for understanding the human body and a commitment to helping people, Dr. Cronjé chose to pursue a career in medicine. His special interest lies in Endocrine Surgery, where his dedication and skills shine through. His approach is not just about treating conditions but also about making a significant positive impact on his patients’ quality of life.

Contact his rooms for an appointment

21/11/2025

Meet Dr Kamisha Singh.

Dr Kimisha Singh
Specialist General Surgeon | Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgeon
MBChB( KZN),FCS(SA),Mmed (Wits), Cert Gastro Surg( SA)

Dr Kimisha Singh is a skilled and compassionate surgeon dedicated to delivering expert, patient-centred care. She completed her medical degree (MBChB) at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and went on to obtain her Fellowship in General Surgery (FCS SA) and Master of Medicine in Surgery (MMed Surg) at the University of the Witwatersrand. She further sub-specialised with a Certificate in Gastrointestinal Surgery (Cert Gastro Surg SA), focusing on complex hepatobiliary and pancreatic conditions.

Dr Singh is committed to providing each patient with personalised treatment plans, combining surgical excellence with compassion and clear communication.

Her vision for her private practice is to offer high-quality, specialised surgical care in a supportive environment, ensuring patients feel informed, confident, and cared for throughout their journey.

Areas of Expertise:
General Surgical Procedures
Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery
Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgery (Liver, Gallbladder, Bile Duct, Pancreas)
Advanced Endoscopy

Practice Philosophy:
“Expert care, delivered with compassion and integrity.”

📍 Room 203, Stonefountain Terrace, RMC
📞 Tel: 021 1090798
📱 WhatsApp Booking: 0877026538
📧 receptiondrkimsingh@gmail.com

21/11/2025

Purple is more than just a colour.
It tells a story, stands as a symbol and makes a statement.

Over the years, this bold shade has come to represent wisdom, dignity, courage and resistance. Today, purple is at the heart of a movement that goes beyond social media.

It has become a call for justice, unity and change, especially in the fight against (GBV).

According to the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development, Gender-based Violence (GBV) means all acts perpetuated against women, men, boys and girls on the basis of their s*x which causes or could cause them physical, s*xual, psychological, emotional or economic harm.

Today we stand in unity to acknowledge and speak up against GBV!

20/11/2025

We are privileged that Dr Anisa Vahed is part of our team of Specialised Paediatricians working Rondebosch Medical Centre Private Hospital.

We are so grateful for this wonderful feedback. 💙 Thank you for trusting us with your child’s care — it is a privilege to walk alongside families on their health journey.

📧 reception@drvahedpaediatrician.co.za
📞 021 687 0086
📱 082 349 7806

20/11/2025

A simple blood test could save your life.

During , we’re reminding all men that prostate cancer screening doesn’t have to be complicated — it can start with a quick PSA blood test (Prostate-Specific Antigen).

This small test gives doctors valuable insight into your prostate health and helps detect potential problems early, when treatment works best.

Don’t wait for symptoms — be proactive about your health.
Ask your GP or visit Rondebosch Medical Centre Private Hospital for your PSA blood test today.

18/11/2025

It Takes 3 Minutes to Know What’s Normal
Men’s health starts with simple habits — and one of the most important is the monthly self-check for testicular health.

It only takes a few minutes, and it can make all the difference.
Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Warm up.
Do the self-check right after a warm bath or shower. The warmth relaxes the skin, making it easier to feel any changes.
Step 2: Use both hands.
Gently roll one testicle between your thumb and fingers. Feel for any lumps, swelling, or hardness. Don’t panic if one feels slightly larger — that’s normal.
Step 3: Repeat on the other side.
Check the second testicle the same way. You’re looking for new or unusual changes compared to what’s normal for you.
Step 4: Know what’s normal.
You’ll feel soft tubes at the back — that’s where s***m is stored. Those are meant to be there.
Step 5: If something feels off, don’t wait.
Book a visit with our resident Urologist https://rondeboschmc.com/doctors.html

Early checks save lives.

It’s that easy — a quick, private habit that protects your health.

13/11/2025

Men are taught to be tough — but talking takes real strength.

This , Rondebosch Medical Centre Private Hospital encourages every father, brother, son, and friend to take a moment to check in — with themselves, and with each other.

🩵 Anxiety.
🩵 Depression.
🩵 Burnout.
🩵 Stress.

They’re not signs of weakness — they’re signs you’ve been strong for too long.

Reach out. Talk. Heal.

11/11/2025

This , we’re standing with men everywhere — for health, hope, and honest conversations.

Men, your health matters — not just your muscles or your work, but your heart, your mind, and your peace of mind too.

Get your check-ups done.
Talk about how you’re feeling.
Do that PSA blood test.
Reach out if you’re not okay.

Early action saves lives — and strong men take care of themselves.
Visit Rondebosch Medical Centre Private Hospital for advice, screenings, or support this Movember.

04/11/2025

It’s Movember!

This month, we’re growing awareness for men’s health — from prostate and testicular cancer to mental well-being.

A simple chat, check-up, or show of support can save a life.

💙 Let’s grow together — because men’s health matters.

29/10/2025

World Stroke Day | 29 October

A stroke can happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere — but with awareness and quick action, lives can be saved.

Remember the FAST warning signs:
⚡ Face drooping
⚡ Arm weakness
⚡ Speech difficulty
⚡ Time to call emergency services

Acting fast can mean the difference between recovery and lifelong disability.

This World Stroke Day, let’s spread awareness, know the signs, and take steps to protect our brain health.