KwaDukuza Private Hospital

KwaDukuza Private Hospital We are conveniently located at the entrance of KwaDukuza, KZN

KwaDukuza Private Hospital is a multi-disciplinary private healthcare facility focusing on providing the best clinical outcomes for our patients and their families.

Day before yesterday, we removed a post regarding our specialists. We sincerely apologise for any confusion this may hav...
15/02/2026

Day before yesterday, we removed a post regarding our specialists. We sincerely apologise for any confusion this may have caused and appreciate your understanding.

We would now like to officially introduce our team of specialists at KwaDukuza Private Hospital. Each member brings extensive knowledge, advanced training, and valuable clinical experience in their respective fields. Together, they are committed to delivering professional, patient-centred care with excellence and compassion.

Thank you for your continued support and trust in our team.

10/02/2026

Today is World Epilepsy Day đź’ś
Epilepsy is a neurological condition that affects millions worldwide and with awareness, understanding, and timely care, people with epilepsy can live full and healthy lives.

Let’s stand together to break the stigma and support those living with epilepsy.Early diagnosis, proper treatment, and community support make all the difference. 💜

We are pleased to welcome Africa Bophelo Renal Care, which is now open and operating at the KwaDukuza Private Hospital (...
09/02/2026

We are pleased to welcome Africa Bophelo Renal Care, which is now open and operating at the KwaDukuza Private Hospital (KPH) premises.Africa Bophelo Renal Care will be available on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, From 6am-5pm, providing renal care services to patients at our facility.

For further information or enquiries, please contact 067 417 1265.

KwaDukuza Private Hospital remains committed to working with partners that support quality patient care and the overall wellbeing of our community.

Today, we stand together for World Cancer Day. 🎗️Joining hands to raise awareness, show support, and remind every fighte...
04/02/2026

Today, we stand together for World Cancer Day. 🎗️Joining hands to raise awareness, show support, and remind every fighter and survivor that they are not alone. Together, we learn, we care, and we keep fighting.

We are pleased to welcome Dr Riaz Osman, a Urologist, to our team. His expertise strengthens our commitment to providing...
04/02/2026

We are pleased to welcome Dr Riaz Osman, a Urologist, to our team. His expertise strengthens our commitment to providing quality, specialised care to our community.

đź“ŤNow consulting at our hospital

This week marks Pregnancy Week, observed from 2 to 7 February. Looking at current statistics, we have decided to approac...
03/02/2026

This week marks Pregnancy Week, observed from 2 to 7 February. Looking at current statistics, we have decided to approach this initiative differently this year. As part of our commitment to community health and education, we will be visiting one of the local schools to raise awareness, educate learners, and address the realities and impact of teenage pregnancy within our communities.

In line with existing healthcare guidelines, we also encourage expectant mothers to attend regular clinic or doctor visits, take prescribed medication as directed, and prioritise their health — because caring for the mother is caring for the baby.

đź“Ť Stay tuned to find out which school we will be visiting.

30/01/2026

A testimony that reminds us why we do what we do.

Mr Sanele Mthethwa, a former ICU and medical ward patient, returned to KwaDukuza Private Hospital to express his heartfelt gratitude to our ICU and medical ward nurses.

Having once believed he would not survive, he shares how compassionate, dedicated care made all the difference — and how our nurses are truly called to serve, not just to work.

Thank you to our incredible nursing team for touching lives beyond the bedside.🤍

KwaDukuza Private Hospital, in conjunction with SAPS, Lifeline, KwaDukuza Traffic Department, the Department of Educatio...
28/01/2026

KwaDukuza Private Hospital, in conjunction with SAPS, Lifeline, KwaDukuza Traffic Department, the Department of Education, and other stakeholders, visited Chief Albert Secondary School to engage learners on critical issues affecting our community.

Together, we addressed gender-based violence, teenage pregnancy, human trafficking, and bullying, creating a safe space for awareness, dialogue, and support.
Because protecting and empowering our youth is a shared responsibility. đź’™

KwaDukuza Private Hospital, in conjunction with SAPS, Lifeline, KwaDukuza Traffic Department, the Department of Educatio...
28/01/2026

KwaDukuza Private Hospital, in conjunction with SAPS, Lifeline, KwaDukuza Traffic Department, the Department of Education, and other external stakeholders, visited Chief Albert Secondary School (Ntshawini) to engage learners on critical issues affecting our community.

Together, we addressed gender-based violence, teenage pregnancy, human trafficking, and bullying, creating a safe space for awareness, dialogue, and support.
Because protecting and empowering our youth is a shared responsibility. đź’™

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Theunissen Road
Stanger
4449

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