Kiaat Private Hospital is focused on the delivery of high-quality treatment and unique standards of care whether for routine or extensive procedures a team of first-class health professionals from medical and surgical disciplines are available for consultation in this modern and sophisticated hospital, which is specifically well-known for its advanced maternity unit and intensive care unit as well as its excellent emergency unit.
Kiaat Private Hospital aims to deliver exceptional healthcare in a warm and embracing environment. The hospital is equipped with state of the art medical equipment enabling specialists at the hospital to deliver the best possible care to their patients. Our patient care philosophy is centred on our vision “Giving New Life to the Heart of the Community”, this is supported by our values of Honesty, Integrity, Excellence and Quality.
The medical and nursing staff at Kiaat private hospital understand that they have a responsibility to meet the expectations of those who are entrusted to their care as well as the expectations of their favoured ones, through their in progress quality coaching, the hospital staff is ready to deliver glorious health care and embrace the principles of sympathy, ethics, excellence and management.
Being the centre of excellence you may expect only the best treatment from all our well-trained staff, as a patient of Kiaat Hospital your needs will be taken care of as though you are being attended to by friends or family. Our well-trained staff takes pride in assisting you on your recovery journey they will do all that is necessary to ensure that you experience a safe and quality stay at our Private hospital.
More than 600 000 malaria deaths occur in Africa annually with majority being children under 5 years of age. The good news is that malaria is preventable and curable. With World Malaria Day approaching, Kiaat Private Hospital joins the global community in committing to prevent and control malaria. World Malaria Day 2023 Kiaat Private Hospital is…
DetailsA major life-saving surgery was facilitated by Pediatric Care Africa and included a team of doctors from Cape Town, Johannesburg and KwaZulu-Natal. A team of surgeons from across the country recently performed a life-saving surgery, the first of its kind in Mpumalanga, on a young boy in Kiaat Private Hospital on Friday September 9. Facilitated…
DetailsWe’ve all heard that too much salt in the diet is bad for one’s health. Whilst salt may make your meal taste good, too much can lead to overworked organs, inflammation from fluid retention and serious diseases. Whilst one cannot avoid salt entirely, you can make smarter choices to control your sodium intake. Here are…
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