Lifeline International Hospital:

A Beacon of Hope for Quality Healthcare in Uganda

Lifeline International Hospital (LLIH) is a privately owned modern hospital that has set itself apart as a level of tertiary referral hospital located on the outskirts of Kampala in Zana, Bunamwaya Local Council, Makindye Ssabagabo Division along Nyanama Road off Entebbe Highway. The hospital, which is seven kilometers from the city center, caters to a large population located in the southern metropolitan areas of Kampala.The hospital is equipped to handle a wide range of medical and surgical procedures and boasts a highly trained and specialized team of medical doctors. The nursing care is excellent, and the hospital is also equipped with an ambulance and standby generator.At LLIH, patients can expect high-quality holistic patient-centered care that is innovative, compassionate, and aimed at advancing health for all people. The hospital’s mission is to provide innovative research and education for the next generation. LLIH is also committed to being the leading authors of patient education articles, and their team of specialists and qualified healthcare providers has made them a hub of expertise in Uganda.The hospital offers a range of specialist, diagnostic, and imaging services, including operative procedures, vaccinations and travel health, women’s health, cancer screening, and COVID-19 vaccinations. The hospital also offers COVID-19 PCR and RDT travel tests and NCDs clinics.LLIH also runs a medical center in Mityana District called St. Mary’s Clinic. This health facility has a 14-bed admission capacity and provides a number of services, including surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, immunization, pharmacy, laboratory, ultrasound, and ambulance services. The facility is open 24 hours daily and provides critical care to the people of Mityana.