Kafakumba Clinic

Below you will find key steps in preventing the spread of Cholera!

Please find our holiday hours below.

Exciting news! We have received our surgery lights and are hopeful that surgery will be happening at our clinic soon!

Good afternoon!! Yes, we are still on this Wednesday with the Optician at Kafakumba Clinic. Come and get your eyes checked! See You There.

Put this on your calendars! FREE eye screenings!

In case you missed it! Zambia is currently experiencing an Anthrax outbreak, let’s join the nation’s collaborative spirit in action against the disease. You can follow the link to read more about the outbreak https://www.fao.org/africa/news/detail-news/en/c/1653125/
Feel free to stop by for an evaluation if you have any symptoms.

Be watchful and stay healthy!

Come see us at Baluba Market TODAY!!!

Good News! We are now accepting onelife insurance at our clinic. If you are insured with onelife, feel free to stop by for medical care or for a tour.

Please note Kafakumba Clinic will be closing at 14:00 on this Saturday, July 1st. Sorry for the inconvenience.

ATTENTION!!!

We now offer lab services and ultrasound!

We are very excited to welcome our full time physician, Dr Longo Wangala Farady! He has been a medical general practitioner for 18 years. He has experience in surgery, obstetric, gynaecology, pediatric and internal medicine. His hobbies outside of medicine include singing gospel music, playing football, pool, and spending time with his family.

We are thrilled to have him join our team at Kafakumba Clinic and look forward to the positive impact this will have on our community!

Please note our holiday hours found below:

"People should maintain good health through constant medical check-ups and avoid habits that are harmful to one’s good health such as self-medication or treatment without guidance from qualified health professionals." -Peter Malasha

https://www.times.co.zm/?p=123311

A great article from Times of Zambia on the importance of seeking medial care from qualified health care facilities instead of self-medication.

Times of Zambia | Tackling self-medication… By PETER MALASHA – A healthy nation is a productive nation.When citizens are healthy, they contribute to economic growth through various economic activities.People should maintain good health through constant medical check-ups and avoid habits that are harmful to one’s good health such as self-m...

Know the signs and symptoms of a heart attack and seek medical attention immediately if you believe you are having a heart attack. ❤️

Join us for FREE Polio Vaccinations at Kafakumba Clinic this Friday, February 17 from 8-11 hrs!

We are hiring!!!

We have a physician on site at Kafakumba Clinic as well as a pediatric specialist for the next two weeks! Stop by or call and make an appointment today!

Come join us on Friday, November, 25th!

Did you know that we offer well child checks? Every Tuesday morning from 8-12 we are offering well child visits with our physician for only K60! Bring your children by to make sure they are on track!

In collaboration with Mansasa Clinic we are participating in a community outreach project! We are examining and treating children from a local tutoring center in our community.

We offer free blood pressure checks Mon-Sat from 8:30-16:00! Come by and get your blood pressure checked today.

Interesting facts about blood pressure:

-Uncontrolled high blood pressure raises the risk for heart disease and stroke.Fortunately, high blood pressure is treatable and preventable.

-Many people with high blood pressure don’t even know they have it. The only way to know is to check your blood pressure regularly.

-Women with high blood pressure who become pregnant are more likely to have complications during pregnancy than those with normal blood pressure.

By living a healthy lifestyle, you can help keep your blood pressure in a healthy range and lower your risk for heart disease and stroke. A healthy lifestyle includes:

Eating a healthy diet
Maintaining a healthy weight
Getting enough physical activity
Not smoking
Limiting alcohol use

Info from https://www.cdc.gov/bloodpressure/5_surprising_facts.htm

Find us just off the dual carriageway!

We are looking for a qualified physician to join our team at Kafakumba Clinic! If you fit the criteria below and are interested in joining our team, please email your resume to [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!

Take a peak at our clinic and the surrounding accomodations!

Kafakumba Clinic Experience

Nurse: I'm Dorcas Kayeye,a registered nurse midwife with experience in outpatient/in-patient care and and a vast experience in obstetrics, gynaecology and neonatal care. Areas in which I excel:
-Neonatal resuscitation
-Antepartum & Post Partum Haemorrhage management.
-Manual Vacuum Aspiration (MVA)
-Vacuum Delivery
-Normal Vaginal Delivery
-Management of hypertensive disorders (e.g Pre-eclampsia and Eclampsia)
-Family Family services