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The transformation forms part of C-Care IHK’s continued commitment to advancing healthcare standards in Uganda while responding to the changing expectations of patients and families seeking quality medical care. Unlike conventional outpatient facilities where patients often navigate multiple floors, crowded waiting areas and disconnected services, the new C-Care IHK OPD has been designed from the ground up to make the patient journey simpler and more seamless.

A key feature is the relocation of the Women’s and Children’s Centres to the ground floor, removing stairs and unnecessary physical barriers for expectant mothers, young children, elderly patients and people with mobility challenges. The redesigned space also brings together specialised clinics, a large-capacity pharmacy, an indoor children’s play area, green spaces and a modern café, creating an environment intended to make healthcare less intimidating and more welcoming. Speaking at the launch, Azhar Sundoo, CEO, C-Care Uganda, said the investment reflects the organisation’s broader vision of making high-quality healthcare more accessible while ensuring that the patient remains at the centre of every decision. “Healthcare is ultimately about people. With this new OPD, we are bringing clinical excellence and human-centred design together in a way that we believe can raise the standard for outpatient care in Uganda.”