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Clinical Services & Specialties

Kabgayi Level Two Teaching Hospital(KL2TH) provides a comprehensive range of clinical services and specialized care across multiple medical and surgical disciplines. 

18

Clinical departments / specialties

9

General Practitioners

10

Specialists

700

Bed capacity

Surgery

The Unit of General Surgery at Kabgayi Level Two Teaching Hospital provides excellent care to patient with both emergent and non emergent general surgical conditions.

Accident & Emergency

Emergency Service is an IPD (In Patient Department) service designed for delivering emergency care. Patients at emergency service are consulted by medical doctors accompanied by nurse who provide care as recommended by doctors. Doctors in ward round evaluate patient’s evolution by analysing results from laboratory or recommend treatment changes for curative cares. When stable patients are transferred to appropriate service accordingly.

Internal Medicine

The Department of Internal Medicine is committed to medical excellence in the care of patients, the education of students, and the pursuit of clinical and basic research. 

Mental Health

The Mental Health Department provides comprehensive and compassionate care for patients with a wide range of mental health conditions.

Gynecology & Obstetrics

At KL2TH, we care deeply about women’s health. 

Pediatrics

Pediatrics and Child Health at KL2TH is dedicated to the improvement of health of all children referred from all over the country. 

Maternal and Neonatology

Neonatology is a department of Maternal and Neonatology directorate that consists of the medical care of newborn infants, especially the ill or premature newborn. 

Ophthalmology

The ophthalmology Service of KL2TH provides care for all types of conditions of the eye and surrounding structures. 

OPD

Out Patient Department is designed to care patients who are not in critical conditions. After consultation, investigation done by care providers and gaining treatment patients can return to their home, taking drugs and implementing guidance given by care providers.