Inside the magnificent C-Care IMC’s new outpatient centre at  Parliamentary Avenue  Earlier this year, the International Medical Group (IMG) rebranded to C-Care, in line with their desire to elevate healthcare to a new standard of quality and access. “C-Care” is a multi-national healthcare group based in Mauritius and listed on the Mauritian Stock Exchange that is part of a multi-sector company, Ciel Ltd, operating across Africa and Asia.

Accordingly, all of IMG’s rebranded- International Hospital Kampala became C-Care IHK and International Medical Centre became C-Care IMC. The Group, one of the largest healthcare providers in Uganda, also added to the portfolio, C-Labs and C-Pharma. 

During the announcement of the branding, Sukhmeet Sandhu, the C-Care CEO, in an open letter to stakeholders promised that C-Care would augment its capacity to deliver quality healthcare services by expanding and improving its facilities, programs and services. 

Hardly a few months later, C-Care has opened its first state-of-the-art outpatient centre at Parliament Avenue, in Kampala’s Central Business District. The new fully-equipped centre’s aesthetic and warm feel, from the lobby and waiting room all the way to the medical and diagnostic points, looks every inch what every modern healthcare facility should look like. 

The location and the look and feel of the facility- amidst one of Kampala’s busy corporate belts in close proximity with some of Uganda’s top corporate headquarters, government agency offices, and of course the Parliament of Uganda,  speaks well to the target audience. 

The facility, among other outstanding aspects, features an exclusive cosy women’s private wing, that houses a daily gynaecologist, wing-inclusive ultrasound scan, and a modern laboratory. The women-exclusive wing guarantees women and their loved ones privacy while they receive quality healthcare.  

The clinic also has modern and well-equipped consultation rooms for a physician (available every day), an ENT, a Dermatologist and a Cardiologist sourced from the highest healthcare space in Uganda, according to a statement from C-Care. 

Commenting about the development, C-Care IMC’s General Manager, Andrew Mugalu said: “when patients have good access to healthcare, they are more likely to live a long and healthy life. Access to quality care improves the quality of life for patients by providing preventive care, early treatment of health problems, and management of chronic conditions. This is the journey we are on and a pledge as C-Care IMC”.