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Coronavirus 0800 029 999 TESTING “Pathology That Adds Value” NICD Patient Help Line Coronavirus 0800 029 999 TESTING “Pathology that Adds Value” NICD Patient Help Line PathCare Coronavirus sampling facilities include: EASTERN CAPE Bloemfontein Cape Gate Mediclinic Mediclinic Midstream George (Donald Murray Depot) (White tent in the basement) Hospital George Mediclinic ER Unit 31 Donald Murray Avenue Cnr Okavango and Tanner Road COVID Centre next to 08h00-15h00 (Mon-Fri) Park West 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Casualty Department, Tel:044 803 8200 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Tel: 021 981 6555 Cnr Midstream Drive Tel: 051 430 7122 & Midstream Hill Blvd Knysna Parklands Intercare Midstream Hunters Estate Medical Centre Bloemfontein (The Middestad) 10 Link Road 09h00-21h00 Unit No 7, 7 Marlin Road 1st Floor, West Burger Street 08h00-13h00, Tel: 012 652 9571 Hunters Estate 07h30-16h30 (Mon-Fri) 14h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-12h00 (Mon-Fri) Tel: 051 401 4630 Tel: 021 521 9050 Heart Hospital Tel:044 384 1041 Suite G3, 551 Park Street Maseru Mossel Bay Panorama Sunnyside Shop 21 4 Ryk Tulbagh Street Dedicated testing facility 08h00-17h00 Moonstar Complex 08h00-12h00 (Mon-Fri) 22 Dorp Street Tel: 012 341 0101 Kingsway road Tel:044 691 1399 behind Panorama Mediclinic 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Life Groenkloof Port Elizabeth Tel: 00266 2232 3662 |Medical Centre, 3 How Avenue, St George’s Park Somerset West Casualty Department Welkom Mediclinic 08h00- 17h00 (Mon-Fri) Basement Block 1 50 George Storrar Drive Main Entrance 08h00- 13h00 (Sat-Sun) 08h00-18h00 (Mon-Fri) Groenkloof Cnr Meulen & Lategan Street 08h00- 13h00 (Public Holidays) Tel: 021 852 3144 08h00-17h00 08h00-18h00 (Mon-Sun) Tel: 041 393 7904 Tel: 012 460 0155 Tel: 057 391 0400 BOLAND East London Worcester 30A Albany Street ZAH Casualty Department Kroonstad 31 Durban Street North End 293 Bourke Street Kroon Hospital 07h30-17h30 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Muckleneuk Suite 4, North Rd Tel: 023 347 1021 Tel: 043 701 5900 ext 225 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Sun) 08h00-17h00 Tel: 012 343 2632 Tel: 056 213 2076 Paarl NAMIBIA Suite 5, Medical Centre Bethlehem Eros Berlyn Street Wilgers Life Hospital 33 De Leeuw Street 155 Nelson Mandela Avenue, 08h00-13h00, Denneboom Road, 07h00-16h00 (Mon-Fri) Windhoek 14h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Casualty Department Tel: 058 303 4361 07h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Tel: 021 872 5158 Wilgers Tel: 0614313000 08h00-17h00 Harrismith Tel: 012 807 0859 Dales Centre No.20 Vredendal NORTHERN REGION Murray Street 14 Kooperasie Street Kimberley 07h30-16h30 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-13h00, Johannesburg & East Rand 3 Medkin Tel: 058 622 2829 14h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Olivedale Du Toitspan Road Tel: 027 213 3663 517 Windsor Way 08h00-15h00 (Mon-Fri) KWAZULU-NATAL 08h00-17h00 Tel: 053 830 8960 Springbok Richards Bay Tel: 012 404 2367 23 Voortrekker Street Kuruman Melomed Richards Bay Hospital (Behind Pharmacy) JPG Medical Centre, (L/S) Cnr N2 & NR496, Mulbarton 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Beare Street, John Ross Highway 32 True North Road Tel: 027 712 1992 08h00-16h00 (Mon-Fri) 07h30-17h30 (Mon-Fri) Mulbarton 08h00-17h00 Tel: 067 9160006 08h00-13h00 (Sat) Hermanus Tel: 035 772 2201 Tel: 012 404 2422 Klerksdorp Hermanus Medical Centre Anncron Hospital, Drs Suites Kwadukuza 1st Floor, Suite 12 Springs Parkland Cnr Hartley & 131 Prithvi Centre Ravenscroft Street Cnr Hermse & Achillies Road Dr Yussuf Dadoo Street Mahatma Gandhi Street 07h30-18h00 (Mon-Fri) Pollak Park 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Tel: 028 313 0750 08h00-17h00 Tel: 018 468 9000 Tel: 032 946 6502 Langebaan Tel: 011 326 5523 Potchefstroom Mediclinic Ballito 1 Rosemary Lane 66 Meyer Street Dalview The Well, 08h00-13h00, 08h00-18h00 (Mon-Fri) 8 Cardigan Street 1st Floor, Suite 3B 14h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Tel: 018 293 0573 Tel: 022 713 2103 06h00-18h30 (Mon-Fri) Cnr Albertina Road and Kirsty Way Tel: 011 740 2631 Vereeniging 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) Designated Collection Room Tel: 032 946 6500 Swellendam Medical Centre 134 Voortrek Street Donald Gordon Midvaal Private Hospital 11 Eton Road 1 Nile Drive, Three Rivers Proper CAPE TOWN 08h00- 13h00, 14h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 07h30-18h00 (Mon-Fri) Kingsbury Depot Tel: 011 356 6590 Tel: 016 423 2101 Dedicated Covid-19Testing Centre Tel: 028 514 1775 18 Wilderness Road Vanderbijlpark Cormed Upington Glynwood Benoni Claremont c/o 4 Lane and du Toit Street 125 Princess Avenue 2 Medquant Building 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri); Cormed Medical suites 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-17h00 08h00-14h00 (Sat-Sun) Tel: 054 3322653 / 054 3324171 Tel: 011 845 1071 10 Hertz Blvd Public Holiday: CLOSED 07h00-18h00 (Mon-Fri) Tel: 021 596 3987 or 021 671 1156/7 PathCare / VERMAAK Bela Bela Tel: 016 981 9898 [email protected] Pretoria St Vincent Hospital West Rand Cape Town Mediclinic Unitas Lifestyle Centre Cnr Kwagga & Meininger Way Krugersdorp 21 Hof Street, Lifestyle Management Park, 07h00-18h00 (Mon-Fri) 8 Von Brandis street Oranjezicht Unit 1 Tel: 014 736 6219 07h00-19h00 (Mon-Fri) 07h30-16h00 (Mon-Fri) Clifton Avenue Tel: 011 6607461 Tel: 021 464 5560 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) eMalahleni (Witbank) Johannesburg South Tel: 012 664 2349 Emalahleni Private Hospital, Eastcliff (Oakdene) The Park Room 4, 39 Cnr Mandela & 334 Booysen Street 2 Satara street Parking lot 2 - Park Building Northey Street Les Marais 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri), Park Road Emalahleni 08h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-13h00 (Sat) 07h00-17h00 (Mon-Fri) 08h00-17h00 Tel: 012 404 2355 Tel: 011 435 1463 Tel: 021 531 5185 Tel: 013 656 0863 Please phone depot to establish operational hours as these may change depending on demand.
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