Quality Care Private Hospital Makhado

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Quality Care Private Hospital Makhado

Quality Care Hospital is a private hospital in Makhado Limpopo. Quality Care offers the best medical attention to women.

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Quality Care Hospital.
Wishing you warmth, rest, and good health this festive season.

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23/12/2025

We offer full support for mothers, newborns, and growing families. From antenatal care and maternity services to paediatrics, dietitian guidance, audiology, speech therapy, and breastfeeding support, our team ensures safe, family-centred care at every stage.

18/12/2025

Breastfeeding supports growth, immunity, and bonding. For mothers living with HIV, exclusive breastfeeding is safe when treatment is followed and viral load is well-managed. This lowers the risk of transmission and gives babies a strong, healthy start.

15/12/2025

Without treatment, mothers living with HIV face a 15–45 percent chance of transmitting the virus to their baby during pregnancy, birth, or breastfeeding. With early testing, immediate linkage to lifelong ART, and consistent care, this risk drops to under 1 percent. These proven interventions protect mothers, safeguard newborns, and move us closer to eliminating mother-to-child
transmission.

Let’s continue raising awareness, encouraging antenatal care, and ensuring every mother has access to the support she needs.

Source: World Health Organization (WHO)

12/12/2025

Antenatal care isn’t one-size-fits-all. Every mother needs support based on her health history and risk level.

For mothers living with HIV, early booking and routine check-ups lower the chance of transmission and help ensure a safer pregnancy.

11/12/2025

HIV prevention relies on consistent, intentional steps that protect your health and the health of the people around you.

1. Regular testing
HIV testing is the first step in knowing your status early. Early diagnosis allows treatment to begin sooner, lowering viral load and reducing the risk of passing the virus to partners or babies during pregnancy.

2. Treatment adherence
Taking antiretroviral therapy (ART) exactly as prescribed keeps HIV under control. When viral load is suppressed, the risk of transmission is extremely low, and long-term health outcomes are significantly better.
Safer pregnancy planning

3. Planning a pregnancy with your healthcare provider ensures that treatment is optimised before conception. This reduces the chance of complications during pregnancy and dramatically lowers the risk of mother-to-child transmission.

4. Protecting partners
Open communication, safe practices, and treatment adherence help prevent HIV from being passed between partners. When viral load is suppressed, HIV becomes untransmittable. Together, these actions support prevention, protect families, and create healthier futures.

10/12/2025

Knowing your blood type helps doctors manage risks like blood incompatibility and anaemia, protecting both mother and baby.
During HIV and AIDS Awareness Month, we highlight the importance of early antenatal care and consistent testing to reduce mother-to-child transmission and support safer outcomes.

08/12/2025

Understanding HIV and AIDS in pregnancy is key to keeping both mother and baby safe.

Early testing, treatment, and antenatal care lower the chance of transmission and support a healthier pregnancy journey.

01/12/2025

Today we acknowledge World AIDS Day, a reminder of the ongoing work to support, educate, and protect our communities.

Early testing, consistent treatment, and open conversations save lives.

We stand with patients, families, and healthcare teams committed to building healthier futures together.

28/11/2025

The journey doesn’t end after discharge.
Premature babies may take extra time to reach milestones, but with continued medical check-ups, proper nutrition, and early therapy, they can thrive. Every step forward is progress worth celebrating💜

25/11/2025

Premature babies are often surrounded by misconceptions.

Here are some truths that matter:
• Being born early doesn’t mean they won’t grow strong.
• Parents are not to blame — prematurity can happen to anyone.
• With the right care, preemies can thrive and live full lives.

Awareness replaces fear with understanding💜

24/11/2025

We hosted a graduation day for our little fighters💜, honouring their progress and the families who have walked this journey with so much strength.
This celebration was about more than a milestone, it was a reminder of why Prematurity Awareness Month matters and why early support, care, and guidance are so important for our premies.

To every parent and every child who showed us what resilience looks like, we see you and we celebrate you!

Address

83 Grobler Street, Makhado
Louis Trichardt
0920

Telephone

+27155165439

Website

http://www.qualitycarehospital.co.za/

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