Rasmed Trauma Inc

13/03/2026

⚡ Fast. Focused. Fearless. ⚡
Because lives depend on it.
At Rasmed Trauma – Accident and Emergency Department @ Raslouw Private Hospital, we’re equipped and ready 24/7 with advanced medical assistance.
Swipe to see what to expect when you arrive in our Emergency Department:
1️⃣ Arrival & Registration → Enter our dedicated A&E entrance. Provide ID/medical aid card at reception – quick and efficient.
2️⃣ Triage → Our experienced nurse assesses you immediately: vitals checked, symptoms noted. Priority decided in minutes.
3️⃣ Priority Colour Code (SATS-based) → We use the proven South African Triage Scale for fairness and speed:
🔴 Red – Immediate (life-threatening: severe trauma, no breathing) – straight to treatment.
🟠 Orange – Very urgent (~10 min target).
🟡 Yellow – Urgent (~30-60 min).
🟢 Green – Non-urgent (shorter waits in private care).
4️⃣ Treatment & Care → Doctor consultation, diagnostics (ECG, scans, labs), wound care, or specialist referral – all under one roof.
5️⃣ Next Steps → Discharge with meds/follow-up, admission to our wards/ICU, or transfer if needed.
Your emergency. Our priority. Always.
No compromise on speed when it matters most.
📍 Cnr R55 (Voortrekker Rd) & Lochner Road, Raslouw, Pretoria
📞 012 945-1934 (Emergency line)
Come see us – we’re here for you 24/7. Share to spread the word! ❤️
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26/02/2026

🚑 Triage at Rasmed Trauma Inc.: Fast. Focused. Fearless. 🚑
Because lives depend on it.
At Rasmed Trauma Inc. @ Raslouw Private Hospital, we deliver comprehensive emergency medical care 24/7 — from the moment you arrive (or our ambulance team brings you in).
The critical first step? Nursing Assessment & Triage — our quick, expert process to sort and prioritize patients so the most urgent cases get immediate life-saving attention.
We follow the standard color-coded triage system used in top emergency units:
🔴 Red (Immediate)
Life-threatening — treated RIGHT NOW.
Examples: severe trauma, heart attack symptoms, major bleeding, breathing emergencies. No delays — your survival comes first!
🟠 Orange (Very Urgent)
Serious and time-sensitive — next in line after reds are stabilized.
Examples: severe pain from fractures, deep lacerations, concerning chest/abdominal issues.
🟡 Yellow (Urgent / Delayed)
Needs prompt care but can wait a short time safely.
Examples: moderate injuries, infections requiring urgent treatment, stable but serious conditions.
🟢 Green (Non-Urgent / Minor)
Minor issues or follow-ups — handled last to free resources for critical cases.
Examples: sprains, small cuts, routine checks.
Our highly qualified, passionate emergency practitioners stay calm, use world-class facilities and advanced tools (including ECG and more), and integrate everything through our secure digital network for seamless, effective care — medical emergencies, trauma, you name it.
We’re equipped and ready 24/7 with advanced medical assistance.
Raslouw Private Hospital
☎️ 012 945-1934
Your emergency. Our priority. Always.
In urgent cases, call an ambulance first — then come straight to us!
Learn more: https://rasmedtrauma.co.za
Share to spread the word — knowledge saves lives! 💉⚡ 24Seven RaslouwPrivateHospital CenturionHealth

18/02/2026

28/01/2026

January is National Blood Donor Month – ‘Why I Give’ 🩸❤️
Why give? Because one donation saves up to 3 lives – right here in our Emergency Unit at Rasmed Trauma, where we handle trauma from accidents, severe bleeding, work injuries, and life-threatening emergencies every day.
Your gift keeps us ready 24/7: 🩺 Fast. Focused. Fearless.
What’s your ‘Why I Give’? Share in the comments! 👇
Donate today!
Thank you, donors – you’re our partners in saving lives! 💪🩸
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24/12/2025

🎄✨ Festive Water Safety Starts With You ✨🎄

Accidents happen in seconds. From our ER perspective, here’s how to keep pools, beaches, and rivers safe this holiday:

👶 Supervise Children – Never leave kids unattended near water.
👥 Never Swim Alone – Always have a buddy.
🛑 Secure Pools – Fence or net your pool to prevent accidental falls.
🌊 Respect Currents – Swim only in lifeguarded zones.
🤿 Check Depth Before Diving – Only dive where you can see the bottom.
🍺 Avoid Alcohol – Drinking impairs judgment and reaction time.
🚑 Know Emergency Numbers – In SA, dial 084124 from any cellphone.

💡 Stay hydrated, keep calm, and enjoy time with family and friends—while keeping water fun and safe.

FamilyFirst

11/12/2025

🌿 Alcohol Awareness

Alcohol is part of many social settings, but it’s important to understand its impact.
👉 The World Health Organization notes that harmful drinking contributes to millions of deaths each year.
👉 It can affect health, relationships, and productivity — but responsible choices make a big difference.
👉 Simple self-checks, like the CAGE questions (Cut down, Annoyed, Guilty, Eye-opener), can help you reflect on your habits.

🚫 Some people should avoid alcohol completely — under 18s, pregnant women, drivers, or those with certain health conditions.
✅ By choosing moderation and being mindful, we can protect our wellbeing and build healthier communities.

08/12/2025

🩺 Fast. Focused. Fearless.
Because lives depend on it.
At Rasmed Trauma .sa , we’re equipped and ready 24/7 with advanced medical assistance.
📍Raslouw Private Hospital
📱012 945-1934
Your emergency. Our priority. Always.
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03/12/2025

🚦 Top 10 Road Safety Golden Rules

1. Plan Ahead – Know your route, fuel stops, and rest breaks.
2. Check Your Vehicle – Ensure tyres, brakes, lights, and wipers are roadworthy.
3. Rest & Refresh – Sleep well before driving; take breaks every 2 hours/200 km.
4. No Alcohol or Distractions – Never drink and drive; avoid texting or calls.
5. Buckle Up – Seatbelts for all passengers; children in proper car/booster seats.
6. Drive Defensively – Keep safe following distance, obey speed limits, and overtake only when safe.
7. Stay Visible – Use headlights, avoid blind spots, and signal clearly.
8. Protect Valuables – Keep belongings out of sight to prevent smash-and-grab crimes.
9. Respect All Road Users – Watch for pedestrians, cyclists, bikers, and animals.
10. Prepare for Emergencies – Carry first aid kit, warning triangles, torch, extinguisher, and emergency numbers.

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✅ Core takeaway: Safe journeys depend on preparation, alertness, and respect for everyone on the road.

30/11/2025

🎄✨ Festive Season Safety Starts With You ✨🎄

The holidays should be about joy, not a trip to the ER. From our frontline perspective, here are the most common risks we see—and how you can avoid them:

• 🚗 Road Safety: Don’t drink and drive. Buckle up. Plan ahead for safe transport.
• 🔥 Fire Hazards: Candles, fireworks, and braais can turn dangerous fast—never leave them unattended.
• 🍹 Alcohol Awareness: Pace yourself, stay hydrated, and look out for friends.
• 🏊 Water Safety: Supervise children near pools and open water—accidents happen in seconds.
• 🎁 Stress & Fatigue: Rest matters. Exhaustion leads to accidents and poor decisions.

💡 Stay hydrated, keep calm, and enjoy the time with family and friends. Our ER teams want you celebrating at home, not in hospital. Protect yourself, protect others, and make this season memorable for the right reasons. HolidayWellness CommunityFirst

27/11/2025

When the holiday stress hits, try 4-7-8 breathing. Breathing is an essential act that requires no thought. But thinking about it can alter your physical and mental health. It can relieve stress and anxiety or help you wind down and fall asleep. Here’s how to do it:

16/11/2025

🌍🇿🇦 National Doctors’ Day – 16 November

Today we honour the unwavering dedication of South African doctors—the guardians of our nation’s health and wellbeing. 🩺✨

From saving lives in emergency rooms to offering comfort in clinics, doctors embody resilience, compassion, and service. Their work sustains the healthy functioning of our society, and their impact reaches far beyond medicine.

💙 Let’s take a moment to thank the doctors who stand at the frontline every day, protecting and healing our communities.

15/11/2025

Coffee may not raise the risk of atrial fibrillation and may even reduce it, new research suggests.

Adults treated for AFib who drank at least one cup of coffee a day for 6 months were 39% less likely to have a recurrent episode of irregular heart rhythm, compared to those who did not have any coffee.

The results of the 6-month, 200-person trial were presented this week at Scientific Sessions, the premier global meeting for cardiovascular science and medicine. This trial is simultaneously published today as a full manuscript in the peer-reviewed scientific journal JAMA.

Some people may still find that caffeine, including coffee, triggers or worsens their AFib symptoms. If you’ve recently been treated for AFib, ask your doctor if continuing to drink coffee is safe for you.