Unjani Clinic aims to bring quality affordable healthcare services to communities across South Africa. By building a successful network of clinics owned and run by professional nurses, Unjani Clinic is empowering black women, improving healthcare quality and access, and creating employment in our communities.
Unjani Clinic is an Enterprise Development initiative aimed at
- Empowering Black Women Professional Nurses;
- Creating Permanent Jobs; and
- Perfecting a Sustainable Clinic Model for providing primary healthcare.
Originally pioneered by Imperial, the concept was developed out of the need for the urgent transformation in the healthcare system in South Africa; the fact that our country faces the triple affliction of HIV, AIDS & TB; the fact that 84% of our population are dependent on an overburdened Public Sector system; and a costly curative-care based model vs. disease prevention and promotion.
The initiative is delivered through a Non-Profit Company registered as Unjani Clinics NPC, who acts as the support structure in the relationship. The legal structure is based on a Non-Profit Company, without members.
Unjani Clinic Cosmo City GOALS & OBJECTIVES
Our Vision for the Network is to:
- To build a SUCCESSFUL NETWORK of nurse owned and operated clinics
- To set the benchmark for delivering QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE healthcare services to the people of South Africa
- To serve the network with the same PASSIONATE COMMITMENT that they provide to their patients
- To provide business mentoring and coaching for SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISES
Unjani Clinic Whatsapp Number : 079 810 5147
Cosmo City Baptist Church | 212 Oklahoma Drive | Cosmos City | Gauteng 2188 Randburg, South Africa
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Katleho Mphatsoe
a month agoI have had the pleasure of being cared for by Sister Mbali and Sister Takalani throughout my antenatal care, and I am beyond grateful for the incredible service they provide. Sister Mbali is exceptionally knowledgeable, always willing to share her expertise in a way that’s easy to understand. Her patience and thorough approach have given me so much confidence and peace of mind. Sister Takalani is incredibly gentle and has such a calming presence. She embodies what it means to be a nurse—treating every patient with kindness, empathy, and a sense of calling to her profession. Both sisters have made my journey through ANC truly special.
thulisile rumbu
5 months agoMy partner went there today they service was bad they only had one Nurse he was there aroud 9 only to get help around 3 in the afternoon the Nurse was not friendly at all, she even ask for him to take out the hate that made him warm before he was assistant while he was there consulting for flu. I don't know what happened to the good service at Kunjani clinic Cosmo City.
Lawrence ndlovu
in the last weekI would not even rate this clinic because it's not a clinic they way they treat ,,patients and we only pay our money to be asked about what you only feel and and they want to give medicine without checking you what if they give you wrong medication,,we call apon their management team to act on this that's why we chose private hospital as we pay so that we can be given proper treatment
Thoko Malinga
2 months agoI will never ever set my foot again at that clinic they said consultation is 300 but I end up paying 600 just imagine that magogo nurse says if ur here for 2 condition u pay double I should have went to a private doctor with that amount their selling us lies bad experience ever.
Hlassy Lerato
4 months agoYazi the shock that you will get. Last year I went with Bankmed Core Saver medical aid. They said they don't take it. Cool.. This year I am on Bonitas. I went last week,and was shown list of medical aids they accept. Boom Bankmed is on the list,and Bonitas they don't take,and advised that Unjani Clinics are not the same. Aggggggg