Medical Facilities in Hilldene, Hillcrest
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50 HOSPITAL RD, HILLDENE, Hillcrest, 3610
031 765 1316
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471 KASSIER RD, Hillcrest, 3610
031 768 8000
Nestled in the leafy suburb of Hillcrest, KwaZulu-Natal, Hillcrest Private Hospital provides quality health care driven by a strong, customer-centric focus. Our newly built establishment boasts an extensive range of top medical facilities and offerings designed to meet the growing needs of our community. 
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14 OLD MAIN ROAD, Gillitts, 3610
031 769 1256
The hospital offers a 24 hour emergency service and has in-house patient facilities for 20 horses. Our Practice Creed: The doctors and staff of Summerveld Equine Hospital undertake at all times to offer a polite, friendly and efficient service to all our clients. We will continually strive to offer the latest techniques and treatments available at the most competitive prices. Our modern hospital ensures the highest standards. 
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48 Motala Road, Pinetown, 3610
+27 31 706 4889
MarianMed Occupational Healthcare and Safety Services located in Pinetown, Durban specializes in providing high quality occupational medicals to companies requiring occupational medical certificates. We have service clients in the construction, transport, logistics, warehousing, agricultural, manufacturing and engineering sectors. Our clients love us for our quick and personalized service. 
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55 Old Main Road, Gillitts, Pinetown, 3603
031 765 8898
This practice strives to provide a professional and caring service of the highest quality of Physiotherapy to the surrounding community of both patients and referring practitioners. We endeavor to be available to those in need of treatment and bill a professional fee that is a medical aid rate and reasonable to our patients.Every problem no matter how big or small is given careful consideration, our attitude is non judgmental and empathetic.Assessments are accurate, detailed and treatment effective. Focus is on restoring function, preventing further injury or deterioration and empowering the patient to manage his/her own healing process. 
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1 HOSPITAL ROAD, Pinetown, 3605
031 717 1000
More than 750 000 people, living in the Inner and Outer West Operational Areas of the Durban Metropolitan area rely on St Mary’s Hospital for medical care. The following statistics indicate the numbers of people from the community that we support: On an annual basis: 15 000 people receive inpatient treatment in the Hospital; In excess of 64 000 people visit the outpatient clinics; 6 000 babies come into the world via the Hospital’s Midwife Obstetric Unit; 4 000 children are treated in the 45-bed Children’s ward. Since its inception, the Hospital has catered primarily to the healthcare needs of the “poorest of the poor”, living in rural and peri-urban areas. Most of our patients are not on medical aid and are financially unable to make more than a token payment, if anything at all. Due to the shortage of government-run facilities in the area, St Mary’s Hospital operates as a level one district hospital on behalf of the KwaZulu Natal Provincial Department of Health. In return for this service, the Department of Health funds a percentage of the Hospital’s operational costs, this is calculated on an annual basis. The 2005/2006 financial year saw operational assistance to the value of approximately 80% of the Hospital’s entire operation and 90% of the Hospital itself. The remainder of the operational costs, as well as funding for any special projects, is raised by the Hospital. St Mary’s special projects focus on the comprehensive treatment of HIV/AIDs; as well as the Nursing College. 