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Area:	Botshabelo, Free State, South Africa
Region:	Free State
Physical Address:	Old Police Station Road, Botshabelo, Free State, South Africa
Postal Address:	Private Bag X527, Botshabelo, 9781, South Africa
Phone:	+27 (0)51 533 0111
Fax:	+27 (0)51 534 1096
GPS Co-Ordinates:	29° 15´ 33.85" S; 26° 44´ 13.70" E
Email:	Malephanti@fshealth.gov.za
Web:	www.fshealth.gov.za/portal/page/portal/fshp/OUR_DEPARTMENT/Hospitals/Botshabelo%20District%20%20Hospital/welcome Visit Website
Info: State Hospitals - Botshabelo District Hospital - Botshabelo, Free State, South Africa Botshabelo District Hospital was opened in 1986. It is planned to be a flat structure which would be build in phases, it was only build up to 2nd phase that is 3 wards (Paediatrics consisting of 26 beds, Medical Wards- Male and Female each consisting of 34 beds. The Hospital comprised of the following structures: OPD CASUALTY MALE AND FEMALE Total beds approved and in use 135. Bed occupancy 70% - 90% POPULATION SERVED = 250 000 Visiting Hours Monday – Sunday Morning: 11H00 – 11H30 Afternoon: 15H00 – 16H00 Night: 19H00 – 20H00 Services Rendered BDH offers a full district hospital package of services Male and Female Wards Paediatric Ward Maternity Ward – Post natal and sick ANC Operating theatre (CSSD) Casualty – Forensic services (victims of violence) OPD – Minor ailments & Chronics ARV Clinic Oral health service Rehabilitation Service Occupational therapy Physiotherapy Social Work service Dietician services Psychologist Speech therapy Ophthalmology / Eye Care services Radiography Pharmacy Step down facility of ten beds Auxiliary services House keeping services Food services Laundry services Transport services Maintenance services that also support the clinics and forensic services. Security services Referral System Receives patients from: Botshabelo Clinics Theunissen Clinics Verkeerdevlei Clinic Refers to: Pelonomi Hospital in Bloemfontein ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For Admission Bring Along: Valid ID document Referral letter from Clinic/doctor Correct address & Telephone numbers Name of family member Hospital Fee R20.00 Consultation R10.00 If Admitted For consultation and being admitted = R20.00 + R10.00 = R30.00 R119.00 for clients who are employed and on Medical Aid. Unemployed please bring the following UIF Certificate or affidavit from the police station The Service is free for the following people: Pensioners please bring proof of receiving pension i.e pension card or proof from the bank Pregnant women and children under the age of 6 years Disabled - please bring proof of disability/ doctors’ certificate Copyright – Free State Department of Health
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