Mediclinic South Africa
Mediclinic South Africa offers a range of multi-disciplinary acute care private hospitals in South Africa and focuses on providing value to our patients through safe, quality care in a patient friendly environment.
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By 2022, the value of the South African healthcare market was predicted to reach over R681 billion, and this is expected to rise to over R865 billion by 2027. As both the public and private sectors strive towards improved access and quality of care for the country’s growing population, the digitalisation of the healthcare industry has risen to prominence. ICT is now the critical driver of business and innovation, opening up new and different opportunities for people with tech skills.
Rapid digital transformation is underway in South Africa's healthcare sector. With a vision of improving access and enhancing patient care, supporting healthcare practitioners and saving costs, the country's healthcare providers are reshaping the patient journey and laying the digital foundations for the future.
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