Kiaat Private Hospital

Kiaat Private Hospital aims to deliver exceptional healthcare in a warm and embracing environment.

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Championing Clinical Excellence: Our Kiaat team at the Critical Care Society of Southern Africa Conference.

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A heartfelt thank you to our Surgical Ward team for delivering compassionate, high-quality care!

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Specialist Nephrologist | Kiaat Private Hospital
Expert Kidney & Nephrology Care

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📢Applications for admission for training as a General Nurse-Diploma in Nursing (R.171) - 2027 are 𝑵𝑶𝑾 𝑶𝑷𝑬𝑵!

📞Direct enquiries to Mr. BS Mhlongo at 013 796 1828 from Monday to Friday, and for technical support, call at 013 766 3018, during office hours.

⏳The closing date for applications is 𝟐 𝑶𝑪𝑻𝑶𝑩𝑬𝑹 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔!

🔗 Advert link: https://t.co/Px4qX8mjnz

🔗APPLY HERE: https://t.co/BVCvZAlQeT

#MpumalangaAProvinceThatWorksForAll #NursingIntake #NursingIntake2027 #HealthForAll

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Emergencies don't wait, and neither do we. At Kiaat Private Hospital, our 24/7 Emergency Care Unit is fully equipped to handle the unexpected.

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Wishing all women a happy, healthy, and empowering Women’s Month 🌸

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Celebrating two years of our 24/7 pharmacy department at Kiaat Private Hospital. We remain dedicated to providing round-the-clock access to essential medication and expert pharmaceutical care for our community. Thank you for trusting us with your health.

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Happy Wellness Week!

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To apply, please send your application letter, CV, certified copies of academic certificates and certified ID to: [email protected]

Closing date: Friday, 12 June 2026

More info on https://t.co/g7feAUr75d

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Kiaat Private Hospital honours the dedication of every nurse making a difference every day. Happy International Nurses Day

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Happy International Nurses Day

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If you experience fever, chills, fatigue, or headaches, don’t wait, seek medical attention immediately. Our 24/7 Emergency and Trauma Unit is ready to care for you anytime.
#MalariaAwareness #SeekCareEarly #EmergencyCare

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Protect yourself and those around you. Vaccines are your best defense against measles, polio, and influenza. Stay up to date and help prevent outbreaks in your community.
#AfricanVaccinationWeek #kiaathospital #healthawareness

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Haemophilia is a genetic bleeding disorder causing prolonged bleeding and joint complications. Early diagnosis is crucial to prevent risks and improve the quality of life.

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Regular screenings, balanced nutrition, regular exercise, and quality sleep all play a critical role in reducing the risk of chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes.
Your GP is your first line of defence, guiding early detection and everyday health decisions.

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World Kidney Day is a reminder that prevention starts with early detection.
Routine screening helps identify kidney problems before symptoms appear, especially for people managing diabetes or high blood pressure.

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Tuberculosis remains one of South Africa’s leading public health threats, with up to 300,000 new cases reported each year. A persistent cough, night sweats, weight loss or fatigue should never be ignored. Early testing saves lives and prevents spread.

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Our work continues beyond this month. Discover how we support healthier communities and access reliable information on our website.
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Environmental Health Awareness Month may be over, but environmental risks do not follow a calendar.

From air quality to water safety and safe housing conditions, environmental factors play a measurable role in long-term health outcomes.