Tygerberg Hospital
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Help Tygerberg Hospital to locate families of patients
Tygerberg Hospital urges the public to help locate the families of two patients, Emanuel Voster from Bishop Lavis and Victoria Mathys from Elsies River.
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Tygerberg Hospital receives advanced mini probe to improve diagnosis for children
The Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust provided a new EBUS Mini Probe, enhancing diagnostic capabilities for respiratory conditions in neonates and children.
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Western Cape strengthens burns care ahead of fire season
The Western Cape government is enhancing burns care and preparing its health system for the upcoming fire season to address burn injuries.
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Hearing loss: Signs every parent, guardian should know
Parents are urged to have newborns’ hearing tested early during Deaf Awareness Month for better communication and developmental outcomes.
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Western Cape Health Department opens R11.4m Linen Depot
The Western Cape opens a new R11.4 million linen depot to enhance healthcare services and ensure clean linen supply across facilities.
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Islamic charity donates equipment worth R1,1m to Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust
A R1 105 000 donation enhances paediatric care at Tygerberg Hospital, improving treatment for vulnerable newborns and supporting families.
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Donation boosts paediatric care at Tygerberg Hospital in Parow
Tygerberg Hospital’s pediatric department received vital medical equipment donations to improve care for vulnerable children and neonates.
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Community groups provide care and comfort to Tygerberg Hospital mothers
Three non-profits supported young mothers at Tygerberg Hospital this Mother’s Day with essential supplies, emotional support, and breastfeeding encouragement.
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Feel healthy and still be dying: what to know about high blood pressure
Hypertension is often called a “silent killer” because many people do not feel sick, even when their blood pressure is dangerously high.
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New machine handed to Tygerberg Hospital set to boost neonatal care
A vital neurological monitor valued at R709 969 was donated to Tygerberg Hospital’s Neonatology Department, enhancing care for newborns.
