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List of Physicians, Dentists, and Other Health Providers Available in Rwanda LIST OF PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, AND OTHER HEALTH PROVIDERS AVAILABLE IN RWANDA King Faisal Hospital (KFH) ER 24hrs, outpatient consultation, in-patient hospitalization) Kacyiru- KG 544 Behind Umubano Hotel Kigali, Rwanda Tel: 252 588 888; 252 582 421; 252 582 654; 252 582 655 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda Kigali Adventist Medical Center Dr. Tommy Wuysang Remera Tel: 078 489 2185; [email protected] Languages: English, French Dispensary Kigali (former Belgian Clinic) Dr. Annemie Michiels and Dr. Katie Cartledge Kiyovu Tel: 252-575-551 ext. 223; 078 830 0353; http://dispensarykigali.com/en/home-3/ Languages: French, English MediHeal Dr. Farooq Siddiqui Kimihurura Tel: 078 831 7727; 078 918 4444; 072 760 2020 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda. Baho Medical Center Dr. Petronille Muhawenimana (gastroenterology) Tel: 078 875 9007; 078 305 2460; 078 852 3734 Languages: English, French Legacy Clinic Partha Sarathy, Director KK3 Kicukiro Nyarugunga Tel: 078 838 2000 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda ALTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE Brahma Kumaris International Organization Ndamage House, 2nd Floor Tel: 078 854 3693; [email protected] Languages: English CHIROPRACTOR Noella Kanyabutenbo Legacy Clinic KK3 Kicukiro, Nyarungunga Tel: 078 838 2000; 078 830 8466 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda DENTISTS Seventh-Day Adventist Dental Clinic Dr. Omonte Valentin Mamani; Dr. Judith Susan Tito; Dr. Michel Mbomimama Blvd. de l’Umuganda, Kacyiru P.O. Box 367 Kigali, Rwanda Tel: 078 877 7720; 252 582 431 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda, Swahili, Spanish Jubilee Dental Clinic Dector Niboye, Kicukiro District Tel: 078 698 3100; 028 034 4647; [email protected] For emergency call: 0786983100 King Faisal Hospital Kacyiru – KG544 Behind Umubano Hotel, Kigali Tel: 252 588 888; 252 582 421; 252 582 654; 252 582 655 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda Dr. Lucas, Julieta – General Dentistry & Orthodontics MTN center in Nyarutarama (Kigali) Tel: 078 856 7141 Languages: English, French Dr. Flocerfida Pineda – Family Dentistry and Orthodontics Pineda Dental Clinic in Kiyovu Tel: 078 856 4377; [email protected] Languages: English, French DERMATOLOGISTS Dr. Kayitenkole Nyarutarama Tel: 078 274 2943; 551 004 144; [email protected] Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda IMMUNIZATIONS Vaccine Preventable Diseases Division Dr. Maurice Tel: 078 5152534; [email protected]; www.rbc.gov.rw Languages: English, French INFECTIOUS DISEASE SPECIALIST Polyclinique Du Plateau (open 24 hours) Dr. Antoine Muyombano Kiyovu, near Belgian Embassy, opposite Soras Tel: 078 830 1630; [email protected] Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda MENTAL HEALTH Kelly Johnson – BA, MA in counseling Tel: 078 433 4988; [email protected]; www.liveagainrwanda.com Languages: English Dr. Jemma Hogwood – Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Tel: 078 830 5630; [email protected] Languages: English Caraes Ndera Hospital Brother Charles Nkubili Tel: 025 511 3551; 078 882 7364; 078 830 7932; [email protected] Languages: English Service de Consultation Psycho-Sociale (SCPS) Branch of Centre Hospitaliere Universitaire de Kigali (CHUK) Dr. Charles Mudenge Tel: 078 831 2895 Languages: English OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY Clinique Bien Naitre Dr. Claude Nkundabagenzi Muhima, near Hotel Okapi Tel: 078 845 4647; [email protected] Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda Jocelyn Jelsma – Midwife Tel: 078 301 0302 (prefers SMS, will call back); [email protected] Languages: English Eugene Ngoga MediHeal Clinic KN5 Road, Kimihurura Tel: 078 315 0924 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda OPTHALMOLOGY Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital Kisimenti Tel: 078 838 6377; After hours: 078 730 3743 Languages: English, Kinyarwanda PHYSICAL THERAPY/CHIROPRACTOR Centre Medical Orkide Charles Gatsinzi – manager and head physiotherapist Tel: 250 788 597 077; [email protected] Languages: French Kigali Health Institute (KHI) Physical Therapy Tel: 078 885 4914; [email protected] Languages: French King Faisal Hospital Physical Therapy John Gasherebuka (Department Chief) Eric Mutabazi (Unit Mgr.) Emmanuel (Emma) Muganwa Tel: 078 852 7002 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda PHARMACIES Kipharma Near La Galette Tel: 025 257 5234; Fax: 025 257 6511 Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda Pharmacie Conseil Hours: Monday – Saturday 7:30am- 10:30pm and Sunday 10:00am- 3:30pm Kacyiru – located at the Prester Enterprises Building – Ground floor. Next to post office in Kacyiru and opposite the Top Tower Hotel. Downtown – across from the Belgian School Gacuriro – 101 Benjamina Street Vision 2020 Estates near Highland Apartments Tel: 078 830 8200; 078 830 3655; 078 830 3755; For further details: www.pharmacieconseil.org Languages: English, French, Kinyarwanda EVACUATION/ MEDICAL Akagera Aviation – only within Rwanda Helicopters operate only during daylight hours One military paramedic on call Kigali International Airport Main Terminal Building P.O. Box 6619 Kigali, Rwanda Akagera Annual Air Ambulance service: [email protected] To arrange an Emergency evacuation: [email protected] Tel: 028 028 0600; 078 830 8382; Fax:0252580235 Flying Doctors of East Africa (Nairobi Based) Will only fly patient to Nairobi Tel: +254 20 6992299 /6992000 / 315454 / 315455 / 6002492 Mobile: +254 (0) 733 639 088; 736 359 362; 722 314 239 Email: [email protected] Fax: +25420344170 Intensive Care Air Ambulance (ICAA) (Nairobi based) 24hr Emergency Hotlines: +254 20 6000 600; +254 722 600 600; +254 733 600 600 Email: [email protected] Air Evacuation South Africa Europe Assistance / MRI (South Africa) Tel: 27 (0) 800 111 990 International SOS – Johannesburg, South Africa call center, 24 hours Requires liaison with local medical personnel Tel: + 27 (0) 11 541 1300 Fax: + 27 (0) 865 290 777 Website: www.internationalsos.com MEDICAL PROVIDERS AND HOSPITALS OUTSIDE OF KIGALI Northern Rwanda: Muzanze Hospital Butaro Hospital/Partners in Health Hospital Shyira Hospital (outside Ruhengeri) Languages: English Southern Rwanda: Kibagora Hospital (outside Cyangugu) Sheila Etherington, RN Tel: 078 854 1206 Julie Yerger, RN Tel: 078 823 2766; [email protected] Languages: English Eastern Rwanda: Rwinkwavu Hospital (On the way to Akagera National Park) Languages: English .
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