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.
25/02/2026
Planning for healthcare expenses is an important part of financial well-being. Whether you use medical aid, savings, or pay out-of-pocket, thinking ahead helps you make informed decisions and avoid surprises. From budgeting for routine check-ups to unexpected treatments, having a clear plan for your medical savings can give you peace of mind throughout the year. Read more in our latest article: https://brnw.ch/21x0f5X 💚💙
23/02/2026
The shortage of organ donors in South Africa is partly linked to misconceptions, fears and cultural beliefs. However, when faced with the reality of losing someone you love, organ donation becomes a literal lifeline. Specialist urologist Dr Shiven Ramkissoon discusses the life-saving implications that kidney transplants and organ donors can have on the lives of others. 💚💙
23/02/2026
Symptoms should never be ignored. If you’re concerned about anything your body is trying to tell you, get in touch with one of our specialists. From ENTs to neurologists, urologists to physiotherapists, Lenmed has your healthcare covered. To view all our experts, click on the link: https://brnw.ch/21x0aPP 💚💙
20/02/2026
Pregnancy is an incredible journey, but it can also raise a lot of questions. Understanding what your body needs, how to care for yourself and what to expect at each stage can make all the difference for a healthy pregnancy. From nutrition and exercise to regular check-ups and emotional well-being, small steps can help protect both mother and baby. Read more in our latest article: https://brnw.ch/21x0707 💚💙
19/02/2026
Cardiac symptoms are never to be ignored. What may feel like a minor warning can signal serious strain on the heart. Ignoring them can lead to complications such as heart failure, permanent damage or life-threatening events. Lenmed Ahmed Kathrada Private Hospital’s Dr Reece Boosi explains which symptoms are cardiac red flags. Early assessment and treatment can prevent lasting harm and improve outcomes. 💚💙
18/02/2026
Non-communicable diseases often don’t arrive alone. One condition can quietly place strain on another, with the heart carrying much of the impact. Diabetes can damage blood vessels, hypertension forces the heart to work harder and obesity increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. Over time, these connections create a cycle that is harder to break without early care and ongoing management. Looking at health holistically, rather than condition by condition, plays a critical role in protecting long-term heart health. 💚💙
16/02/2026
Lenmed Acute Rehabilitation Centre provides patient-centred rehabilitation care for individuals recovering from serious injury, illness or surgery. We treat a wide range of conditions, including stroke, spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries and recovery after major surgery. Our interdisciplinary rehabilitation teams work together to support recovery, restore function and help patients regain independence and quality of life. 💚💙
13/02/2026
Our patients’ feedback matters more than you know. Every kind word reminds our teams why they do what they do, and helps us understand when we’ve truly made a difference in someone’s healing journey. Thank you for trusting Lenmed with your health. 💚💙
12/02/2026
Many heart conditions, such as heart disease, heart failure and most cardiomyopathies, are genetic. That is why it’s crucial to have an understanding of your family’s medical history. Even if you are physically healthy and fit and don’t have any symptoms, you could be at risk of developing a cardiac condition. When it comes to your health, it’s always better to be informed. Book a heart screening with a Lenmed cardiologist today! 💚💙
12/02/2026
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are more common than many realise, yet stigma often prevents people from seeking the care they need. Understanding STIs, knowing the importance of regular testing and addressing misconceptions are crucial steps in protecting your health. Early detection allows for timely treatment and prevents complications for you and your partners. Don’t let stigma get in the way of your health. Take charge, get tested and stay informed. Read more in our latest article: https://brnw.ch/21wZSpL 💚💙
10/02/2026
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common and can affect anyone who is sexually active. Many STIs show no symptoms, which is why regular testing is essential. Early detection allows for timely treatment, preventing complications and protecting both your health and the health of your partners. Being informed and proactive about sexual health is the best way to stay safe and confident. 💙💚
06/02/2026
Some illnesses spread from person to person, while others develop over time and cannot be passed on at all. Communicable diseases are caused by infections and can spread through contact, air, food, water or insects. Non-communicable diseases do not spread between people and are often linked to lifestyle, genetics or environmental factors. Understanding how diseases develop and spread helps individuals protect themselves, support others and make informed health decisions. 💚💙
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(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:
Lenmed Private Hospital in Lenasia, Gauteng comprising 244 beds
Zamokuhle Private Hospital in Tembisa, Gauteng comprising 36 beds
Daxina Private Hospital in Lenasia South, Gauteng, comprising 64 beds
Randfontein Private Hospital in Randfontein, Gauteng, comprising 174 beds
La Verna Hospital in Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal comprising 138 beds
Shifa Hospital in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal comprising 133 beds
Lenmed also owns a 40% equity stake in Ethekwini Hospital and Heart Centre situated in Durban KwaZulu-Natal. Ethekwini is established as a 258 bed, ultra-sophisticated hospital boasting the latest in medical technology and digital integration making it a paperless hospital.
This hospital is one of the few facilities in the country where heart, lung and kidney transplants are performed. Lenmed is responsible for the management of this hospital.