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Alexandra Road, Pinelands, Cape Town, 7430
021 531 6924
Medical Practitioner-General Practice. We believe in providing accurate and up to date clinical information and cover the spectrum from risk management, through to benign and malignant conditions of the breast.Every effort is made by each member of our team to provide optimal and compassionate patient care. Since our service is shared by three woman doctors, patients are offered an individualized experience, where each patient¿s needs are known to each doctor in the team.We work closely together with an extensive multi-disciplinary network. Sources of support include surgeons, radiation oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, general practitioners, gynecologists, oncology nursing sisters, a psychologist(s), nutritionist(s), and palliative care organisation(s).It is our aim to assist each woman with breast concerns in a positive way along her individual journey towards optimum breast health. 
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Henrietta Lundall, 24 February 2026
My review is for Astrid Sadler who is a doctor at this practice. My daughter was her patient as she is the only one who subscribed to our medical aid's Beryl plan. She has a dreadful bedside manner but I overlooked that to my detriment. My daughter suffered from mental illness but visited Sadler for other complaints. In 2018 she developed severe headaches for which we tried everything including three visits to Astrid Sadler. On the last visit I accompanied my daughter to try and persuade the doctor to send her for a scan. At that stage my daughter was vomiting with neck pain and vision issues. Sadler again put it down to stress and send her away with painkillers. The result of this arrogant dismissal of a debilitating condition was that on 25 August 2019 my daughter suffered a massive stroke and seizure. She had a brain embolism. In spite of surgical intervention she passed away on 30 August 2019. When I was able to write I lodged an investigation with the HPCSA. They found for Sadler but did not supply reasons for their decision. I am writing this to say that anyone using this doctor must self-advocate and be firm. Do not allow her to dismiss your problems. She is not a God. Her actions have destroyed an entire family for whom my daughter was a priceless treasure. To add insult to injury Sadler vowed to reveal confidential information on my daughter should the complaint to HPCSA not go away. Be warned.