Bay Medical Centre

Bay Medical Centre IOD centre

Our Centre is a Medical Centre and most medical aids are accepted, we are also equipped to manage IOD's and have accommodated patients from as far as Kirkwood, Addo and Jeffrey's Bay, just to name a few.

On your wireless today…This week’s topic: Gallstones - a condition that’s more common than many realise.Let’s bust the m...
20/04/2026

On your wireless today…

This week’s topic: Gallstones - a condition that’s more common than many realise.

Let’s bust the myths and get into the facts. What causes gallstones? What are the signs? And what really happens after the gallbladder is removed - can you live without it?

On The Brunch with MsTee, we dissect and explore this often misunderstood condition, giving you the clarity you need.

Join the conversation.

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Primary healthcare has been at the heart of global health for over 50 years - but why does it still matter today?From cl...
13/04/2026

Primary healthcare has been at the heart of global health for over 50 years - but why does it still matter today?

From clinics in big cities to care in rural villages, primary healthcare continues to shape how communities access and experience health services. It plays a key role in prevention, early treatment, and overall wellbeing.

But here’s the real question: can someone living in a village contribute to global health? The answer might surprise you.

We’re unpacking how this long-standing approach still holds health systems together, and why it remains so relevant today.

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06/04/2026

In case you missed it… last week Dr. Mooi and MsTee were talking all things endometriosis.

On your wireless today…It’s more than just period pain - let’s talk Endometriosis.What is it? What causes it? Who does i...
30/03/2026

On your wireless today…

It’s more than just period pain - let’s talk Endometriosis.

What is it? What causes it? Who does it affect, and how does it show up? We’re unpacking the signs, when it usually starts, and why it’s often misunderstood.

We’ll also tackle the big questions - can it be cured, and is it something only women experience?

Let’s break the silence, clear the confusion, and get real about endometriosis.

Be part of the conversation.

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As we approach World TB Day (24 March), today’s conversation focuses on Tuberculosis (TB) - a disease that continues to ...
23/03/2026

As we approach World TB Day (24 March), today’s conversation focuses on Tuberculosis (TB) - a disease that continues to affect many, yet is both preventable and treatable.

TB remains a reality for many communities, and awareness is key. Knowing the symptoms, getting tested early, and completing treatment can save lives and help stop the spread.

Let’s get informed, break the stigma, and stay one step ahead.

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Today’s topic: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) - often called a silent killer because it can remain asymptomatic until the ...
16/03/2026

Today’s topic: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) - often called a silent killer because it can remain asymptomatic until the very late stages.

In South Africa, approximately 11.5 million people are living with CKD, with Black communities being disproportionately affected. Non-communicable diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, and hypercholesterolemia are among the leading causes, while HIV also contributes significantly to the burden of the disease.

A kidney transplant can be a life-saving solution, which is why organ and kidney donation remains an important message that needs awareness, understanding, and action to help save lives.

Tune in and be part of the conversation.

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23/02/2026

Due to an emergency that Dr. Mooi needs to attend to, this week’s discussion has been postponed.

We apologise for the late notice and appreciate your understanding.

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Let’s talk about something that isn’t discussed enough - INFERTILITY. A journey many people face quietly.In South Africa...
16/02/2026

Let’s talk about something that isn’t discussed enough - INFERTILITY. A journey many people face quietly.

In South Africa, male factor infertility accounts for nearly 40% of infertility cases. That’s a significant number, yet it’s often left out of the conversation.

Lifestyle choices matter too. “Recreational” drugs and even certain prescription medications can contribute to infertility.

Let’s talk openly, make informed choices, and remember that fertility is a shared responsibility.

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Port Elizabeth
6001

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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