BMH clinic treats 28,000 in first year
Benjamin Mkapa Hospital in Tanzania has successfully treated over 28,000 patients in its first year through its specialized Royal and International clinic. The facility aims to boost medical tourism by providing rapid, private, and comprehensive healthcare services.
Why it matters
This highlights Tanzania's strategic investment in healthcare infrastructure to become a regional medical hub.
DODOMA: BENJAMIN Mkapa Hospital’s (BMH) Royal, International Patients and Master Health Checkup Clinic has treated more than 28,000 patients, including over 200 international clients, within its first year of operation.
The milestone reinforces Tanzania’s growing reputation as an emerging destination for specialised healthcare and medical tourism, with the clinic providing fast, private and comprehensive specialist services for VIPs, international patients and people seeking preventive health screening.
The high-end clinic, which marks its first anniversary on Saturday, was established to provide fast, private and comprehensive specialist healthcare services for VIPs, international patients and people seeking preventive health screening.
Speaking during the anniversary celebrations, BMH Executive Director, Prof Abel Makubi, said the clinic has transformed specialised healthcare delivery by enabling patients to access multiple services under one roof within a short time.
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