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Smart hospital on the cards

Barolong Mouwane addressing the media. PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG
Barolong Mouwane addressing the media. PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

Kalafhi will soon add another hospital to its portfolio by opening a P65 million worth smart digital hospital in November this year at Fair Grounds Mall in Gaborone. Currently, the company has completed the first phase of the hospital, which was worth P32 million.

The 12-bed day hospital would offer services like oncology, two theatre, dialysis, ophthalmology, physical rehabilitation, radiology, gynaecology, paediatrics, general practitioner services, pharmacy, visiting specialists to mention but a few.

Addressing the media on Wednesday, co-founder of Kalafhi, Barolong Mouwane said the facility will operate for 24 hours as a day hospital where they can admit patients when necessary and then discharge them on the same day. “Our hospital will be using the latest technology and artificial intelligence that can for example, diagnose patients’ diseases from the regular hospital visits. This would definitely help attend to disease at an earlier stage and curing them immediately like cancer signs,” he said.

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