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carecross 2016_Layout 1 2016/07/25 3:48 PM Page 1 DESIGNATED SERVICE PROVIDERS PLATCAP OPTION ONLY carecross 2016_Layout 1 2016/07/25 3:48 PM Page 2 Platinum Health Contact Details Postal address: Private Bag X82081, Rustenburg, 0300 Administration: RPM Hospital, Bleskop, Rustenburg Website: www.platinumhealth.co.za Platinum Health Client Liaison Contact Details Rustenburg Region Northam Tel: 014 591 6600 or 080 000 6942 Client Liaison Supervisor: 081 037 2977 Fax: 014 592 2252 Client Liaison Officer contact number: 083 719 1040 Client Liaison Supervisor: 083 791 1345 [email protected] Client Liaison Officers contact numbers: 083 842 0195 / 060 577 2303 / 060 571 6895 [email protected] Eastern Limb Client Liaison Supervisor: 083 414 6573 Thabazimbi Region Client Liaison Officers contact number: 083 455 7138 & 060 571 0870 (Union, Amandelbult and Thabazimbi) [email protected] Client Liaison Supervisor: 081 037 2977 Client Liaison Officer contact number: 083 795 5981 Eastern Limb Office [email protected] Client Liaison Supervisor: 015 290 2888 Modikwa office Tel: 013 230 2040 Platinum Health Case Management Contact Details Tel: 014 591 6600 or 080 000 6942 After-hours emergencies: 082 800 8727 Fax: 086 247 9497 / 086 233 2406 Email: [email protected] (specialist authorisation) [email protected] (hospital pre-authorisation and authorisation) Platinum Health Contact Guide for Carecross Designated Service Providers Platcap Option only carecross 2016_Layout 1 2016/07/25 10:30 AM Page 3 Contents Eastern Cape 4 North West 77 General practitioners 4 General practitioners 77 Dentists 5 Dentists 78 Optometrists 7 Optometrists 80 Free State 11 Northern Cape 83 General practitioners 11 General practitioners 83 Dentists 12 Dentists 83 Optometrists 14 Optometrists 84 Gauteng 16 Western Cape 85 General practitioners 16 General practitioners 85 Dentists 21 Dentists 88 Optometrists 31 Optometrists 94 KwaZulu Natal 47 General practitioners 47 Dentists 49 Optometrists 56 Limpopo 63 General practitioners 63 Dentists 64 Optometrists 66 Mpumalanga 70 General practitioners 70 Dentists 71 Optometrists 73 Neighbouring counties 76 Lesotho 76 General practitioners 76 Optometrists 76 Introduction of CareCross Network of General Practitioners, Dentists & Optometrists Dear valued member Benefits of using DSPs Platinum Health Medical Scheme (PHMS) has entered into an agreement with CareCross to broaden the general practitioner, dental and optometry designated service provider (DSP) services for all PlatCap • You are assured of high-quality medical members. services; • Your co-payment is less because Platinum CareCross has a national footprint across South Africa and charges scheme rates as per agreement. Health formulary medication will be prescribed; • You are saved a trip to the pharmacy, as someof PlatCap members are obliged to use Platinum Health DSPs or CareCross general practitioners, dentists and the DSPs can dispense medication; and optometrists throughout South Africa and therefore this booklet has been compiled for easy reference. • You save time, thanks to a one-stop consultation. Regards The names of CareCross GPs, Dentists and Optometrists are subject to change as GPs, Dentists and Optometrists are added or removed as CareCross Providers. Welcome Mboniso In case of a query, please contact your PHMS Client Platinum Health Medical Scheme Liaison Officer or visit www.platinumhealth.co.za Principal Officer carecross 2016_Layout 1 2016/07/25 3:49 PM Page 4 Matatiele Sterkspruit Aliwal North Lady Grey Mount Ayliff Bizana Burgersdorp Barkley East Mount Frere Tabankulu Maclear Flagstaff Dordrecht Elliot Libode Engcobo Lady Frere Port St Johns Mqanduli Queenstown Cofimvaba Cradock Graaff-Reinet Cathcart Stutterheim EASTERN CAPE - GENERAL PRACTITIONERS Komga Keiskammahoek Alice Bisho Fort Beaufort King Williams Town East London Butterworth Peddie Kirkwood Grahamstown Patensie Port Alfred Eastern Cape Hankey Port Elizabeth Kareedouw Humansdorp Jeffreys Bay Town Practice name Practice No Address Tel No General practitioners Alice Dr N Anjum 1536117 2 Old Teba Office, Garden Street 040 653 1314 Alice Dr R Naiker 1577905 1 Shortmarket Street 040 653 1079 Aliwal North Dr MJ Bottoman 0472980 Bridge Gate Centre, Shop 5, Robinson Street 051 633 3777 Barkly East Dr JB Olivier 1429124 5 Smith Street 045 971 0285 Bethelsdorp Dr ME Paruk 1458531 Unit 86, Cleary Park Centre 041 481 6076 Bizana Dr YP Nkalane 0145440 Steady Centre Shop 4, Thompson Avenue, (Next To Post Office) 039 251 0171 Burgersdorp Dr FJ Botha 1532545 Medical Centre, Suite BSO, Van Der Walt Street 051 653 1862 Butterworth Dr M Ejumu 1539280 16 Daly Street 047 491 0762 Cathcart Dr MW Richardson 1545213 37 Hemming Street 045 843 1052 Cofimvaba Dr Y Dyantyi 0208434 7 High Street 047 874 0523 Cradock Dr HA Neethling Inc 0562459 73 Adderley Steet 048 881 1670 Cradock Drs Slabbert & Malan Inc 0528935 31 Victoria Street 048 881 0068 Despatch Drs De Jongh & Coetzee Inc 1432842 79 Main Street 041 933 5100 Dordrecht Dr RJ Winnaar 0491357 71 Grey Street 045 943 1114 East London Drs DN Appavoo & WP Jones 1443615 30 Albany Street 043 722 2356 East London Drs Brathwaite & Partners Inc 1458302 38 St James Road 043 722 4237 East London Dr VV Madikane 0153796 40 Frere Road 043 721 3266 East London Dr I Pervaiz 1548220 14 Malcomess Park, St Georges Road 043 722 3961 Elliot Dr GR Christiane 1453416 36 Lloyd Street 045 931 1911 Engcobo Dr L Mboyana 0205737 161 High Street 047 548 1848 Flagstaff Dr PE Qaba 1509233 2686 Main Street 039 252 0001 Fort Beaufort Dr JO Lochner & Partners 1509136 1 Barrack Street 046 645 1177 Gelvandale Dr J Adams 1471066 5 Zimdahl Street 041 457 2080 Graaff-Reinet Drs WF Smith & WR Pieterse 0184233 41 North Street 049 892 2231 Grahamstown Drs Mutesasira Lloyd & Godlonton 0128422 41 Hill Street 046 636 1732 Hankey Dr AJ Barbour 1509160 Philip Street 042 284 0760 Humansdorp Dr JPD Delport & Partners 1467247 2 Main Road 042 291 0990 Humansdorp Dr CR Potgieter 1414283 2 Main Street 042 291 2020 Idutywa Dr SE Mamve 0430080 250 Richardson Road, Idutywa 047 489 1071 Jeffreys Bay Dr A Lerm 1508946 Cnr Da Gama & 4 Sable Streets 042 293 1333 Jeffreys Bay Dr LA Meyer 1424807 34 Da Gama Road 042 293 3339 Jeffreys Bay Dr J Nagtegaal & Associates 0542717 15 Hanekam Street 042 293 2000 Jeffreys Bay Dr EL Vosloo 1570854 32 Da Gama Road 042 293 3092 Joubertina Dr AE van Greunen 1448838 3 PJ Retief Steet 042 273 1313 Kareedouw Drs EF Herselman & JJ Stander 1468138 7 Van Riebeeck Street 042 288 0601 Keiskammahoek Dr ARH Ramjan 1513869 Erf 50, Main Street 040 656 0208/6 Kentani Dr SJ Matroshe 1530410 1 West Street 047 498 1094 King Williams Town Dr AGH Limbada 1462490 14 Wellington Street 043 642 1226 King Williams Town Dr RR Rafols 0356115 10a Gardener Street 043 642 3819 King Williams Town Dr BD Ramjee 1452711 63 Cambridge Road 043 642 2093 Kirkwood Drs CF Erasmus & R Barnard Inc 0171522 15 John Street 042 230 1082 4 Platinum Health PLATCAP network of CareCross Health doctors carecross 2016_Layout 1 2016/07/25 3:49 PM Page 5 Town Practice name Practice No Address Tel No Korsten Dr SC January 1544268 28 Stanford Quarters, Stanford Road 041 451 1424 Kwa Nobuhle Dr D Ngqoba 0077739 Cnr Kama & Hintsa Street 041 977 1330 Kwadwesi Dr MM Tebelele 1586629 4 Mthunyelo Street 041 485 4260 Lady Grey Dr JC Smit 1409565 8 George Street 051 603 0038 Libode Dr NSR Ntozini 1561103 Ludidi Building, 2 Stanford Avenue 047 555 0006 Louterwater Dr OJ Strydom 1493833 Oudrif Landgoed, Main Road 042 272 1225 Lusikisiki Dr S Maharaj 0181331 Amca Centre, Shop 5, Main Street 039 253 1030 Maclear Dr RJ Vorster 1515616 9 Mill Street 045 932 1002 Malabar Dr TB Moodaley 1479407 Malabar Shopping Complex, 48 Mountview Drive 041 457 1127 Matatiele Dr NK Sifo 0262536 1 Balloon Street 039 737 3782 Mdantsane Dr N Yapi 0355429 Mdantsane City Mall, Shop 86 043 762 1299 Molteno Dr AA Estopinan Paneque 0329126 49 Stuart Street 045 967 0105 Motherwell Dr KD Ncoyo 1573713 151 Kama Street 041 469 5474 Mount Ayliff Dr N Vabaza 0246301 Bridge Street 039 254 0031 Mount Frere Dr T Fikeni 0127000 177 Main Street 039 255 0130 EASTERN CAPE - GENERAL PRACTITIONERS/ DENTISTS Mqanduli Dr NNE Ngcuka 0096539 30 Main Street 047 573 0096 Mthatha Dr GA De Souza 0044385 68 Owen Street 047 531 0707 Mthatha Dr M Nombembe 0387673 29 Spriggs Street 047 531 0505 Mthatha Dr COY Yako 0039349 69 Nelson Mandela 047 532 5005 Patensie Dr C Malherbe 0474002 Fred Ferreira Road 042 283 0262 Peddie Dr R Jassat 1548514 Victoria Street 040 673 3180 Port Alfred Dr CA Formica 0299324 68 Southwell Road 046 624 5191 Port Elizabeth Dr JC Coetzee 1537725 74 - 5th Avenue 041 365 1313 Port Elizabeth Dr P Conradie 1513486 1, 8th Avenue, Summerstrand 041 583 2121 Port Elizabeth Dr L Fodi 0426865 63 Koyana Street 041 464 1895 Port Elizabeth Dr HP Gerber 1508687 First Floor, Fleming Building, Fleming Street 041 585 3686 Port Elizabeth Dr J Kapp Inc 1424246 Dis-Chem Building, 1st Floor, 289 Cape Road 041 391 8700 Port Elizabeth Dr JJ Kapp 0474479 Dis-Chem Building, 1st Floor, 289 Cape Road 041 391 8700 Port Elizabeth Dr A Loots 1532626 1, 8th Avenue, Summerstrand 041 583 2121 Port Elizabeth Dr M Ludick 0468428 74 - 5th Avenue 041 365 1313 Port Elizabeth Dr LMK Mahlangeni 0243655 Cnr Stofile & Madikane Streets, Site & Service 041 454 0621 Port Elizabeth Dr CJ Pistorius 1490435 433 Cape Road Medical Centre 041 364 1111 Port Elizabeth Dr ML Swart 1539205 125 Dyke Road 041 456 4601 Port Elizabeth Dr JAK
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    McDonald, Jared. (2015) Subjects of the Crown: Khoesan identity and assimilation in the Cape Colony, c. 1795- 1858. PhD thesis. SOAS University of London. http://eprints.soas.ac.uk/22831/ Copyright © and Moral Rights for this thesis are retained by the author and/or other copyright owners. A copy can be downloaded for personal non‐commercial research or study, without prior permission or charge. This thesis cannot be reproduced or quoted extensively from without first obtaining permission in writing from the copyright holder/s. The content must not be changed in any way or sold commercially in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. When referring to this thesis, full bibliographic details including the author, title, awarding institution and date of the thesis must be given e.g. AUTHOR (year of submission) "Full thesis title", name of the School or Department, PhD Thesis, pagination. Subjects of the Crown: Khoesan Identity and Assimilation in the Cape Colony, c.1795-1858 Jared McDonald Department of History School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) University of London A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in History 2015 Declaration for PhD Thesis I declare that all the material presented for examination is my own work and has not been written for me, in whole or in part, by any other person. I also undertake that any quotation or paraphrase from the published or unpublished work of another person has been duly acknowledged in the thesis which I present for examination.