Nsambya Hospital

Nsambya Hospital: Providing Quality, Affordable Health Care for Over a CenturyNsambya Hospital, a referral hospital owned by the Archdiocese of Kampala and managed by the Little Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, has been providing quality health care for Ugandans since 1903. The hospital has a bed capacity of 361 beds and is involved in patient care, research, and teaching. With specialist services in surgery, internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, urology, eye care, orthopedics, endocrinology, endoscopy, laparoscopy, mammography, HIV/AIDS, accidents, and emergency, the hospital caters to a diverse range of medical needs.Nsambya Hospital has undergone major expansion since its inception and has recently built and expanded the pharmacy and OPD departments. The hospital has an average of 19,000 admissions every year and receives an average of 300 outpatients every day, with 5500 deliveries annually.The hospital’s commitment to Catholic values, integrity, professionalism, mutual staff respect, the equitable treatment of external and internal clients, hard work, and provision of quality services is evident in the care that patients receive. Nsambya Hospital is committed to providing prompt, quality, and affordable healthcare, ensuring that even economically disadvantaged Ugandans have access to quality medical care.Nsambya Hospital’s strategic foundations are based on the provision of quality, affordable health care, backed by continuous training and research. The hospital has partnerships with Lights For Cancer & AISPO (Italian Association for Solidarity Among People) for staff training and development of diagnostics. The Government of Uganda, through the Ministry of Health, also funds public healthcare activities such as immunization.The hospital’s specialist services, strategic foundations, and partnerships ensure that it continues to provide sustainable quality health care, training, and research.