Corporate Social Investment
Beyond the ward
How private hospitals give back
South Africa’s private hospital sector is often seen through a single lens: world-class care for those who can afford it. But the hospital groups that make up HASA’s membership are quietly doing work that most South Africans never hear about.
They are restoring sight to people on state waiting lists. They are performing open-heart surgery on children who would otherwise wait years. They are running rape crisis centres, human milk banks and specialist training programmes – not because they are required to, but because they believe that private healthcare has a responsibility to the country it operates in.
This platform tells those stories. It is organised around themes that cut across the sector – the challenges all four major groups are working to address, each in their own way. Explore what HASA’s members are doing in your area of interest, and discover the breadth of a commitment that rarely makes the headlines.
Editorial Note
This feature is a two-part series capturing the CSI stories across all HASA members. Part 1, showcased here, features the four major hospital groups — Netcare, Life Healthcare, Mediclinic and Lenmed. Part 2, which will highlight the remaining HASA members, is currently being developed and will be published soon.
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