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Medi-Clinic Southern Africa represents the Southern African operations of Medi-Clinic Corporation, one of the largest private hospital groups in the world.
Medi-Clinic Southern Africa has nearly 7 000 beds in more than 50 multidisciplinary hospitals in South Africa and Namibia.
Medi-Clinic Corporation also has interests in Switzerland where it owns the largest private hospital group, Hirslanden as well as the Middle East, where it holds the controlling share in Emirates Healthcare, a private healthcare group in the United Arab Emirates.
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Medi-Clinic Corporation Limited ("MDC") is a provider of private healthcare services and has been listed on the JSE Securities Exchange South Africa since 1986. In this time, MDC has evolved from a South African based private hospital group to an international group focused on acute care, multi-disciplinary, specialist orientated hospital services.
In the global healthcare market it operates across three platforms: the Middle East (Dubai), Europe (Switzerland) and Southern African (South Africa and Namibia). Medi-Clinic strives to be the most trusted and respected provider of quality care.
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The opening of the multi-million Rand Cape Gate Medi-Clinic private hospital in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town, on 8 February 2010, will mark a new era of quality medical care to residents in this region.  |
The Board of Medi-Clinic has recently appointed Mr Chris van den Heever as a non-executive director of Medi-Clinic with effect from 5 February 2010. |
Private hospital group Medi-Clinic maintained its consistent growth pattern in the six months ended 30 September 2009, with a 15% increase in headline earnings and a solid performance in its South African and international operations. |
Medi-Clinic Southern Africa welcomes the appointment of its Funder Relations and Contracting Executive, Roly Buys to the 25–member NHI Ministerial Advisory Committee that will advise Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi. |
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