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Institution Name Authority Type Health District A.E. Haviland Clinic Provincial Clinic DC23 Addington (E Wing) Training Provincial Training Durban Addington Clinic Provincial Clinic Durban Addington Hospital Provincial Hospital Durban Addington Other Provincial Other Durban Addington Prince Wing Building Admin Provincial Admin Durban Aems Base: Appelsbosch EMRS Provincial EMRS DC22 Aems Base: Assisi EMRS Provincial EMRS DC21 Aems Base: Benedictine EMRS Provincial EMRS DC26 Aems Base: Bergville EMRS Provincial EMRS DC23 Aems Base: Bethesda EMRS Provincial EMRS DC27 Aems Base: C.J. Memorial EMRS Provincial EMRS DC24 Aems Base: Ceza EMRS Provincial EMRS DC26 Aems Base: Clairwood EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Cosh EMRS Provincial EMRS DC25 Aems Base: Dannhauser EMRS Provincial EMRS DC24 Aems Base: Drummond EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Dundee EMRS Provincial EMRS DC24 Aems Base: Edendale EMRS Provincial EMRS DC22 Aems Base: Ekombe EMRS Provincial EMRS DC28 Aems Base: Empangeni EMRS Provincial EMRS DC28 Aems Base: Eshowe EMRS Provincial EMRS DC28 Aems Base: Estcourt EMRS Provincial EMRS DC23 Aems Base: Ezakheni EMRS Provincial EMRS DC23 Aems Base: Greys EMRS Provincial EMRS DC22 Aems Base: Greytown EMRS Provincial EMRS DC24 Aems Base: Hlabisa EMRS Provincial EMRS DC27 Aems Base: Howick EMRS Provincial EMRS DC22 Aems Base: Ixopo EMRS Provincial EMRS DC22 Aems Base: Kokstad EMRS Provincial EMRS DC43 Aems Base: Kwa Mashu EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Ladysmith EMRS Provincial EMRS DC23 Aems Base: Madadeni EMRS Provincial EMRS DC25 Aems Base: Manguzi EMRS Provincial EMRS DC27 Aems Base: Maphumulo EMRS Provincial EMRS DC29 Aems Base: Marianhill EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Matatiele EMRS Provincial EMRS DC43 Aems Base: Mbongolwane EMRS Provincial EMRS DC28 Aems Base: Mondlo EMRS Provincial EMRS DC24 Aems Base: Montebella EMRS Provincial EMRS DC22 Aems Base: Mosveld EMRS Provincial EMRS DC27 Aems Base: Mseleni EMRS Provincial EMRS DC27 Aems Base: Newcastle EMRS Provincial EMRS DC25 Aems Base: Nkandla EMRS Provincial EMRS DC28 Aems Base: Oldham House EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Phoenix EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Pietermaritzburg EMRS Provincial EMRS DC22 Aems Base: Pongola EMRS Provincial EMRS DC26 Aems Base: Port Shepstone EMRS Provincial EMRS DC21 Aems Base: Queensburgh EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: R.K. Khan EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Richmond EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Stanger EMRS Provincial EMRS DC29 Aems Base: Technical Communications EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Tongaat EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Umlazi EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Umzinto EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aems Base: Underberg EMRS Provincial EMRS DC43 Aems Base: Untunjambili EMRS Provincial EMRS DC24 Aems Base: Vryheid EMRS Provincial EMRS DC26 Aems Base: Wentworth EMRS Provincial EMRS Durban Aids Centre Phc Provincial Phc DC21 Alexandra Street Family Planning Provincial Family Planning DC23 Altona Clinic Provincial Clinic DC26 Amakhabela Clinic Provincial Clinic DC24 Amandlalathi Clinic Provincial Clinic DC24 Amaoti Clinic Provincial Clinic Durban Amatikulu Chronic Sick Home Hospital Provincial Hospital DC29 Amatikulu Phc Training Provincial Training DC29 Amatikwe Bekimpilo Clinic State Aided Clinic Durban Amatimatolo Clinic Provincial Clinic DC24 Amawele Complex Env. Health Provincial Env. Health Durban Appelsbosch Hospital Provincial Hospital DC22 Appelsbosch Mobile Provincial Mobile DC22 Assisi Hospital Provincial Hospital DC21 Assisi Mobile Provincial Mobile DC21 Avro Mobile Provincial Mobile DC29 Balgowan Clinic State Aided Clinic DC22 Bambanani Clinic Provincial Clinic DC22 Baniyena Clinic Provincial Clinic DC22 Baphumile Clinic Provincial Clinic DC21 Beatrice Street Clinic Provincial Clinic Durban Bekabantu Clinic Provincial Clinic DC27 Bekimpilo Head Office Admin State Aided Admin Durban Bekimpilo Health Education Tean North Mobile State Aided Mobile Durban Bekimpilo Health Education Tean South Mobile State Aided Mobile Durban Bekulwandle Bekimpilo Clinic State Aided Clinic Durban Benedictine 1 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC26 Benedictine 2 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC26 Benedictine 3 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC26 Benedictine Hospital Provincial Hospital DC26 Bergville 1 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC23 Bergville 2 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC23 Bergville 3 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC23 Bethesda 1 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC27 Bethesda 2 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC27 Bethesda Hospital Provincial Hospital DC27 Bhekumthetho Clinic Provincial Clinic DC26 Bhekuzulu Clinic Provincial Clinic DC26 Bhomela Clinic Provincial Clinic DC21 Bhoybhoyi Clinic Provincial Clinic DC21 Bothas Hill Clinic Provincial Clinic Durban Bramhill Building Env. Health Provincial Env. Health DC22 Bramhill Building Nutrition Provincial Nutrition DC22 Bramhill Building Phc Provincial Phc DC22 Broteni / Stoffelton Clinic Provincial Clinic DC43 Bruntville Chc Provincial Chc DC22 Bruntville Clinic Provincial Clinic DC22 Buchanana Clinic Provincial Clinic DC28 Busingatha Clinic Provincial Clinic DC23 Buxdene Clinic Provincial Clinic DC26 Caluza 1 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC22 Caluza 2 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC22 Caluza Clinic Provincial Clinic DC22 Camperdown Mobile Provincial Mobile DC22 Catherine Booth 1 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC28 Catherine Booth 2 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC28 Catherine Booth Hospital Provincial Hospital DC28 Cato Manor Laundry Laundry Provincial Laundry Durban Central Medico Technical Division Other Provincial Other Durban Central Stores Provincial Stores DC22 Central Transport Services - Wentworth Other Provincial Other Durban Ceza Hospital Provincial Hospital DC26 Ceza Mobile Provincial Mobile DC26 Charles James Centre Hospital State Aided Hospital Durban Charles Johnson A Mobile Provincial Mobile DC24 Charles Johnson B Mobile Provincial Mobile DC24 Charles Johnson C Mobile Provincial Mobile DC24 Charles Johnson Memorial Hospital Provincial Hospital DC24 Chatsworth Psych Provincial Psych Durban Chesterville Clinic Provincial Clinic Durban Chibini Clinic Provincial Clinic DC29 Christ The King 1 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC43 Christ The King 2 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC43 Christ The King Hospital Provincial Hospital DC43 Church Of Scotland 1 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC24 Church Of Scotland 2 Mobile Provincial Mobile DC24 Church Of Scotland Hospital Provincial Hospital DC24 Chwezi Clinic Provincial Clinic DC28 Cinci Clinic Provincial Clinic DC28 Clairwood Hospital Provincial Hospital Durban Clermont Clinic Provincial Clinic Durban Colenso Env. Health Provincial Env. Health Durban Collesie Clinic Provincial Clinic DC24 Commercial City Clinic Provincial Clinic DC22 Commercial City Env. Health Provincial Env. Health DC22 Commercial City Pharmacy Provincial Pharmacy DC22 Commercial City Youth Health Provincial Youth Health DC22 Cornfields Clinic Provincial Clinic DC23 Corpus Christ Mobile Provincial Mobile DC29 Cwaka Clinic Provincial Clinic DC24 Dambula Mobile Provincial Mobile DC29 Danganyani Clinic Provincial Clinic Durban Dengeni Clinic Provincial Clinic DC26 Department Of Radiography - King Edward Other Provincial Other Durban Department Of Therapy & Oncology - King Edward Other Provincial Other Durban Digrite Mobile Provincial Mobile DC29 District Camperdown/Richmond/Ixopo District Office Provincial District Office DC22 District Eshowe/Nkandla District Office Provincial District Office DC28 District Impendle/Pholela/Underberg District Office Provincial District Office DC43 District Inner/Outer West District Office Provincial District Office Durban District Kranskop/Umvoti/New Hanover District Office Provincial District Office DC24 District Lower Tugela District Office Provincial District Office DC29 District Lower Umfolozi/Hlabisa District Office Provincial District Office DC28 District Mahlabatini/Babanango/Melmoth District Office Provincial District Office DC26 District Mnambithini District Office Provincial District Office DC23 District Mount Currie District Office Provincial District Office DC43 District Msinga District Office Provincial District Office DC24 District Ndwedwe District Office Provincial District Office Durban District Newcastle/Charlestown/Utrecht District Office Provincial District Office DC24 District North District Office Provincial District Office Durban District North/South District Office Provincial District Office Durban District Nqutu/Dundee/Glencoe/Danhauser District Office Provincial District Office DC25 District Okhanlamba/Emtshezi District Office Provincial District Office DC23 District Pietermaritzburg/Mooi River District Office Provincial District Office DC22 District Pongola/Jozini District Office Provincial District Office DC27 District Pongola/Ngotshe/Nongoma District Office Provincial District Office DC26 District Port Shepstone/Alfred County District Office Provincial District Office DC21 District South District Office Provincial District Office Durban District Umanto/Vulamehlo District Office Provincial District Office DC21 District Umbumbulu District Office Provincial District Office Durban District Vryheid/Paulpietersberg District Office Provincial District Office DC26 Dlangezwa Clinic Provincial Clinic DC21 Dlangezwa Mobile Provincial Mobile DC21 Dokodweni Clinic Provincial Clinic DC29 Don Mckenzie TB Hospital State Aided Hospital Durban Dondotha Clinic Provincial Clinic DC28 Doornkloof Mobile Provincial Mobile DC29 Doris Goodwin Hospital State Aided Hospital DC22 Douglas Clinic Provincial Clinic DC24 Driefontein
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