Lenmed Private Hospitals

Lenmed Private Hospitals Providers of private healthcare in South Africa, Botswana and Mozambique. Embrace Every Day! Any information contained here is merely a guideline.

Always visit your healthcare practitioner for any health-related advice or diagnosis. Since 1984 the Lenmed Group has provided private healthcare to the communities of Southern Africa. We are committed to creating places of healing by attracting the best expertise to continuously build and maintain a steadfast and devoted team. Our reputation for care and devotion is deeply rooted in both our historical landscape and our track record of exceptional service for more than three decades. The first Lenmed Clinic in Lenasia opened its doors in 1984 as a 48-bed facility and is now known as the Ahmed Kathrada Private Hospital. It offers state-of-the-art facilities with over 80 specialist medical practitioners and stands proudly today as a testament to our excellence in clinical care and our devotion to the communities we heal. In reality, it was the success of the Ahmed Kathrada Private Hospital that resulted in the exponential growth of the Lenmed Group as a whole and led to the subsequent acquisition of numerous hospitals since 2004. We now have 12 hospitals in our group – 4 in Gauteng, 4 in KwaZulu- Natal, 2 in Northern Cape, 1 in Botswana and 1 in Maputo. Our hospitals have a proud record of achievements and awards. Ethekwini Hospital and Heart Centre is the only facility to offer paediatric cardiac surgery in KwaZulu Natal and was placed on the Discovery Health Top 20 Private Hospitals list for 5 consecutive years. Royal Hospital and Heart Centre is the only hospital in Northern Cape with comprehensive units for both oncology and cardiology and performed the first open-heart surgery in the province. Bokamoso Private Hospital performed the first private open heart surgery in Botswana. And Shifa Private Hospital in KwaZulu
Natal was placed on the Discovery Health Top 20 Private Hospitals list for 2 consecutive years. We have come a long way since our humble beginnings in Lenasia. Throughout our journey to become one of the country’s leading hospital groups we have remained true to our roots by providing care and compassion to our communities as well as being dedicated to exceptional clinical outcomes and customer experience.

These days, tuberculosis (TB) remains a serious but treatable disease. Early detection is key to protecting yourself and...
24/03/2026

These days, tuberculosis (TB) remains a serious but treatable disease. Early detection is key to protecting yourself and those around you. Knowing the signs, getting tested promptly and following treatment can prevent complications and stop the spread of TB. Take a moment to learn the early warning signs and the steps you can take to protect your health in our latest article: https://brnw.ch/21x0ZK6 💚💙

World Tuberculosis Day is a global reminder that tuberculosis (TB) remains a serious but treatable infectious disease. T...
23/03/2026

World Tuberculosis Day is a global reminder that tuberculosis (TB) remains a serious but treatable infectious disease. TB most commonly affects the lungs and is spread through the air when someone with active disease coughs or sneezes. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to curing TB and preventing transmission. TB does not discriminate, and anyone can be affected, particularly people with weakened immune systems, those living with diabetes or HIV and individuals in close contact with someone with active TB disease. If you are experiencing symptoms such as a persistent cough lasting more than two weeks, unexplained weight loss, night sweats or fever, seek medical advice promptly. 💚💙

Flu season is approaching, and taking a few simple steps can make a big difference for your health and the people around...
19/03/2026

Flu season is approaching, and taking a few simple steps can make a big difference for your health and the people around you. Vaccinations remain the most effective way to protect yourself, while good hygiene practices like regular hand washing and covering coughs and sneezes help prevent the spread of illness. Eating well, staying hydrated, getting enough rest and monitoring your health closely are also key to staying strong through flu season. Early action and awareness can keep you and your loved ones healthy and help reduce the impact of seasonal flu. 💚💙

There’s nothing more meaningful to us than hearing from our patients. Your feedback helps us to grow, improve and know w...
18/03/2026

There’s nothing more meaningful to us than hearing from our patients. Your feedback helps us to grow, improve and know when we’ve delivered the care and compassion you deserve. We’re grateful for every message shared. 💚💙

Did you know your heart is constantly at work, keeping you alive and well? At Lenmed Wilmed Park Hospital and Heart Cent...
18/03/2026

Did you know your heart is constantly at work, keeping you alive and well? At Lenmed Wilmed Park Hospital and Heart Centre, our new cardiac unit combines advanced technology with expert care to support your heart health, from prevention and early detection to treatment, when needed. Looking after your heart today helps you enjoy a longer, healthier life tomorrow. 💚💙

Recovery after a serious injury, illness or surgery takes more than one type of care. At the Lenmed Acute Rehabilitation...
16/03/2026

Recovery after a serious injury, illness or surgery takes more than one type of care. At the Lenmed Acute Rehabilitation Centre, our multidisciplinary team works together to support every part of your recovery journey. From rebuilding strength and communication skills to supporting nutrition and emotional well-being, our specialists focus on helping patients regain independence and improve quality of life – one step at a time. 💚💙

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it usually develops without noticeable symptoms until visio...
11/03/2026

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it usually develops without noticeable symptoms until vision loss occurs, so early detection is key. People of African descent are at a higher risk and may develop glaucoma earlier and more aggressively, which is why proactive screening is so important for everyone. Learn more in our latest article: https://brnw.ch/21x0DuA 💚💙

09/03/2026

For Aswin Nehal, health has always been a concern. Although he had been diagnosed with diabetes earlier in his life, in the last several years, he underwent triple bypass surgery, suffered a stroke and was diagnosed with diabetic renal failure. For Ashwin, a kidney transplant was to be a lifeline. And that lifeline could not be more meaningful than when it was offered to him by his own son – and match – Tazriq. 💚💙

06/03/2026

Hearing is something most of us take for granted – until it starts to change. Regular hearing tests are essential for detecting issues early, even before you notice symptoms. From age-related changes to exposure to loud sounds or medical conditions, many factors can affect your hearing. A simple test can identify problems, guide treatment and help you protect your hearing for years to come. 💚💙

04/03/2026

Understanding your heart health starts with knowing who is caring for it. In this video, interventional cardiologist Dr Reece Boosi at Lenmed Ahmed Kathrada Private Hospital explains the difference between a general cardiologist and an interventional cardiologist, and how each plays a role in diagnosing, managing and treating heart conditions. Watch to learn more about the expertise behind your cardiac care and how the right specialist can make all the difference. 💚💙

It’s World Hearing Day – a reminder that hearing health is an important part of overall well-being. Hearing changes can ...
03/03/2026

It’s World Hearing Day – a reminder that hearing health is an important part of overall well-being. Hearing changes can happen gradually, making them easy to miss until they start affecting daily life. Knowing the early signs can help you seek help sooner and protect your long-term hearing. If any of these sound familiar, it may be time to book a hearing test with a healthcare professional. Learn more about the importance of hearing in our latest article: https://brnw.ch/21x0pfP 💚💙

Lenmed Royal Hospital and Heart Centre will be hosting an exciting and informative School Safety Programme for teachers ...
02/03/2026

Lenmed Royal Hospital and Heart Centre will be hosting an exciting and informative School Safety Programme for teachers and coaches. This comprehensive training session will focus on the following areas:
School hygiene practice
School safety and emergency planning
Sports injury management
CPR

When: 28 March 2026
Where: Lecture Room, Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre
Time: 08:00–12:00

Limited space available, so make sure you register to not miss out!

Register here: https://brnw.ch/21x0nE3
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Lenmed Investments Limited

(Lenmed) is a well established South African hospital group providing private patient healthcare in Africa through the management and ownership of hospitals and related health services.

Lenmed’s roots reach back to 1984. In response to the community’s growing healthcare needs, the first hospital in the Group was founded in Lenasia, Gauteng as a 48-bed facility. The success of this particular hospital resulted in the generation of sufficient capital to enable Lenmed to make numerous significant acquisitions since 2004.

The following hospitals are currently 100% owned by Lenmed: