Department of
Military Veterans
DMV
HEALTHCARE SUPPORT
Leave
No One Behind
Dr
Theophilus T. Cholo
Receives a brand new
wheel chair from the
Department
Compensated for injuries
sustained during the
struggle for liberation
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545 Military
Veterans
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T
he Department of Military Veterans’ healthcare benet is in line
with government’s overall objectives of providing quality health
services as well as building healthy communities. It is furthermore
in line with the stipulations of Section 5 (1) of the Military Veterans Act
18 of 2011, which amongst others, states the benets relating to military
veterans and access to health care.
The DMV has also started engagements with the Department of Defence
for benchmarking, on the medical cover for regular force members
which continues to cover them and their families upon retirement. The
accessibility of healthcare services and facilities is critical to the efcient
and effective healthcare service delivery to military veterans.
The DMV is also exploring an alternative healthcare service delivery
model, either in the form of medical aid for military veterans, or a dual
service delivery model whereby the DMV will procure a network of
primary healthcare service providers for military veterans within their
communities, and then continue to utilize SAHMS and the Department
of Health for hospitalisation at their facilities, or to refer to the nearest
healthcare facility.
The DMV is currently looking to strengthen relations with the public
sector, where Military Veterans can be accorded status equivalent to
that of Persons living with disabilities or the aged. In its policy the
DMV’s objective is to promote preventive rather than reactive health
care measures for military veterans and their dependants, as well as to
facilitate and coordinate access to health care services by military veterans
throughout the country.
The Department will continue to facilitate delivery of benets and co-
ordinate all activities that recognize and entrench the restoration of dignity
and appreciation of the contribution of Military Veterans to our freedom
and nation building. We also commit to treating the community of military
veterans with courtesy and consideration.
Healthcare is accessible as follows to military veterans:
Through the South African Military Health Service (SAHMS)
Through the Department of Health
Through contracted private healthcare service providers
DIRECTOR GENERAL
MS IRENE MPOLWENI
OVERVIEW
FROM THE DIRECTOR GENERAL
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More than 19 000 military
veterans across the country
have been approved to
receive healthcare through
the South African Military
Health Service (SAHMS).
The Department is
improving this important
benet through other modes
of delivery and leveraging
on other government
departments whilst
waiting for the country’s
implementation of the
National Health Insurance
(NHI).
“
“
Mr V.S. Tibe
Military Veteran : Kwazulu-Natal
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Article and Photos by
Ms Pascalinah Skosana
Mr Maropeng Chepape
Brand-New Wheel Chair for
DR. TLOU CHOLO
Dr. Tlou Theophilus Cholo
With His new wheels
Dr. Tlou Theophilus Cholo,
who belongs to the Luthuli
Detachment of the former
uMkhonto weSizwe military
wing was on the 16
th
of August
2022 given a brand new
automated wheel chair by
the Department of Military
Veterans, at his home in
Soshanguve north of Tshwane.
Ntate Cholo as he is
affectionately known, recently
turned 97. The after effects of
the torture he experienced at
the hands of former security
forces during the struggle for
liberation, has caused him
to develop chronic ailments
which require regular medical
interventions.
During those activities, Dr.
Cholo was at some point
forced to travel for 16 hours
in a refrigerated truck while
crossing back into the country.
He did not receive any medical
attention or counselling after
the incident and he later
developed Rheumatism,
Arthritis, constant cramps and
pains amongst other illnesses.
The Department of Military
Veterans’ Health Unit, sourced
and delivered an automated
wheel chair for Ntate Cholo, who
has expressed gratitude for the
efforts made by the Department,
and acknowledged that he
indeed needed the equipment.
He was also thankful for the
good work that is done by the
DMV staff who regularly collect
him from home to the Hospital
and to the military sick bay for
treatment.
He also acknowledged the
good service and treatment
he receives from 1 Military
Hospital (Thaba Tshwane),
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singling out Dr. Sipho Mahlangu
at Orthopedics who is always
understanding and helpful.
On challenges he is facing at
the hospital, he explained that
at his age he is unable to wake
up very early in the morning to
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at the clinic, as he has to go for
different medical checkups in
one day, by the time he reaches
the Pharmacy to collect his
prescribed medication, he is
exhausted.
He is still expected to wait and
queue for his medication, with
the clinic staff not considering
his old age status and assisting
him timeously.
His plea is that this could be
improved for him and all other
old patients.Ntate Cholo’s
experience at the Rietondale
Sick Bay has always been an
excellent one, as he does not
have to wait in long queues.
He is always assisted on time
and he is grateful for the good
service.
The DMV, strives to reach all
military veterans who require
medical assistance and is
committed to ensuring that
no military veteran is left
unattended.
It is imperative that both
military veterans, their families
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the department work together
to alert and inform the Health
unit, about any military veteran
who is not receiving proper
medical attention while they are
registered in the Department’s
database and qualify to access
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Ntate Cholo further emphasized
the need for the DMV, to visit
sickly military veterans on a
regular basis, as it gives them
hope and that it heals them
emotionally to know that the
Department cares about them,
especially when they are fragile
and sick.
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The DMV proViDes branD-new MeDical
equipMenT To Mr. bheki biyela
“We would also like to plead with the Department to fast track the
process of the pension payout benet for military veterans which will
greatly assist the family”. Said Mrs. Biyela
Article by: Mpho Nkosi
T
he smile on Mr.
Biyela’s face said
it all. On the 26
th
October 2022, the.
Department of Military Veterans
Health unit delivered medical
equipment to a struggle veteran
by the name of Walter Biyela.
The medical equipment included
a sophisticated electric medical
bed, wheelchair, foam mattress,
monkey chain and a walking aid.
The Department supplied the
medical equipment, when it was
discovered that Mr. Biyela’s
medical condition required an
urgent intervention.
Mr. Biyela is a struggle veteran
from the ranks of the former
uMkhonto weSizwe, an armed
wing of the African National
Congress. During the darkest days
of apartheid South Africa, Biyela
made a conscious decision to join
the African National Congress in
1984.
He was then forced to leave the
country for exile, in 1986 and
joined the heroes and heroines
of the struggle for liberation
in Angola, where he received
his military training in guerilla
DMV official, Ms Nomvuyo with Mr Walter Biyela in KZN during the delivery of
brand-new medical equipment.
warfare.
He stayed in Angola until 1990.
In 1991 he was sent to Dakota
Vocational Centre, where he
received four months of training
in carpentry. Later in 1991 the
ANC sent him for Medical
Ofcers’ course until 1994. He
proceeded to do medical practicals
at Mazimbu Hospital in Tanzania.
Mr. Biyela is the last group
of combatants to return from
exile in 1995, after the dawn
of democracy in South Africa.
He could not join the South
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African National Defence Force
integration, process and was
instead integrated into the South
African Police Service (SAPS),
and later resigned from the SAPS
in 2008 because of unforeseen
circumstances.
Life has been difcult for Mr.
Biyela as his health condition
deteriorated, and his wife had to
leave work to take care of him and
the children.
They are currently staying at
Amanzimtoti township in Kwa-
“We appreciate
the Department’s
efforts and, we wish
government can
assist the family
with employment,
as we are currently
surviving on the
SASSA grant which
is not enough.
Zulu Natal. The Department
of Human Settlements (DHS)
is aware of Mr. Biyela’s health
condition and the family was
recently told by the Department
of Human Settlement that, the
process of building them a
modied house is underway.
“We appreciate the Department’s
efforts and, we wish government
can assist the family with
employment, as we are currently
surviving on the SASSA grant
which is not enough. We would
also like to plead with the
Department to fast track the
process of the pension payout
benet for military veterans which
will greatly assist the family. Said
Mrs. Biyela
The family further highlighted the
challenges they are faced with,
when they have to accompany
Mr. Biyela to his medical
appointments. Their wish is
that the transport benet can
also be activated, as the cost of
transporting him to his medical
appointment is too high for them.
The Department through the
Presidential Task Team on
Military Veterans, will continue
to coordinate and speed up
efforts, aimed at accelerating
the pace of service delivery for
military veterans as stipulated in
the Military Veterans Act. 18, of
2011.
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545 MILITARY VETERANS
Compensated for injuries sustained
during the struggle for liberation
Article by : Mpho Nkosi
I
n the month of September
2022, 76 military veterans
from different associations
gathered at the 1 Military
Hospital in Pretoria (Gauteng) to
be assessed, after they applied
for the Compensation Benet
within the Department of Military
Veterans’ Healthcare Unit. To date
545 military veterans have been
compensated at a total of R21 124
175.97.
The Compensation Benet is
amongst the military veterans’
benets that are listed in the
Military Veteran Act 18, of 2011.
The Act mandates the department
to pay a once off compensation
to a military veteran, who
sustained disabling injuries, or
severe psychological and neuro-
psychiatric trauma from their
participation in military activities.
An applicant of the Compensation
Benet will not be considered
if a member was previously
compensated in terms of the
Military Pensions Act 84, of 1976.
The measure is to avoid double
payments to military veterans
who were already compensated by
government.
The Department has received
close to 2156 applications for
the Compensation Benet since
its inception in 2015. About
1119 (51%) are from the former
liberation armies, whereas 1056
(49%) are from the Statutory
members.
Military veterans who have not
applied for any compensation and
have sustained injuries, can still
visit the Department’s ofces in
their respective provinces. They
can also visit the Departments’
website (www.dmv.gov.za) to nd
out more information and also
download the application form.
The Department will continue to
strengthen and manage strategic
partnerships to advance delivery
on basic social services, housing,
healthcare, education and mobility
support to military veterans
and their dependents across the
country, including rural areas.
DMV officials with the team South
African Military Health Services
Col. Mnisi during the DMV medical
assessment of Compensation Benefit
DMV official Ms Caroline Mongale briefieng military veterans about the
Compensation Benefit
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DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY
VETERANS INFORMATION
ON ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE
DEDICATED COUNSELLING
SERVICES PROGRAMS FOR
MILITARY
T
he Department of Military Veterans (DMV)
is an organ of state responsible for effective
implementation of programs aimed at
progressive realization of socio economic rights
of Military Veterans, and to some extent, their
dependents, as outlined on the Military Veterans Act
18 of 2011, as well as Regulation (Notice R122 19
February 2014).
healThcare
DeDicaTeD
counsellinG
serVices
Section 5 (1) (b) of the Act lists dedicated
counselling as one of the benets and dependants,
while(1)(i) relates to the provision of access to
healthcare, which is applicable only to military
veterans.
Military veterans registered on the national military
veterans database, may apply for both these benets.
When applying, the following documents are
required :
• Fully completed Benet Access Form available
from: DMV ofces (including provincial ofces)
and the DMV website (www.dmv.gov.za )
• Certied Identity Documents Proof that he/she
does not qualify for employer medical aid subsidy
(e.g. Letter from Human Resources)
• Proof that medical aid cover is inadequate
• Copy of medical aid where applicable.
The DMV Head Ofce line is (012) 765 9364. Email
address is Health.Care@dmv.gov.za
MEDICAL SERVICES OFFERED
The DMV offers healthcare services to military
veteran registered in the National Military Veterans
Database. The services include, but are not limited
to primary health care services including dedicated
counselling, hospital care, allied health, optometry,
dental services, home-based care services, frail care
services, assistive devices and patient transport.
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These services are provided in line with all prescripts
and limitations as agreed with the DMV Service
providers.
PROCEDURE TO ACCESS HEALTHCARE
SERVICES
Currently Military veterans can access all healthcare
related services, at their nearest South African
Military Healthcare (SAMHS) Facilities or public
healthcare facilities in their provinces as per the list
below.
Military veterans who live far from SAMHS
facilities can contact their nearest Area Military
Healthcare Units (AMHU) facilities on the contact
numbers provided below, to obtain referral for
access to healthcare services at the nearest healthcare
facility.
HOME-BASED CARE SERVICES
The department facilitates and coordinates the
provision of home based or frail care services to
Military Veterans who suffer from chronic long term
illness, are aged and frail,where the family is unable
provide such assistance.
These services are aimed at assisting to restore and
maintain a persons maximum level of comfort and
function while the person is closer to his/her family
and community.
ASSISTIVE DEVISES
The department provides assistive devices to
Military Veterans who are experiencing mobility
challenges. The assistive devices are any devices
that helps individuals to perform functions that they
might not otherwise be able to well or are unable
to perform at all. Generally the term is used for
devices that helps people overcome a handicap such
as a mobility, vision, mental or hearing loss.
• The following are the basic assistive devices
which may be procured by the DMV.
• Wheelchairs
HOME-BASED
CARE SERVICES
• Crutches
• Spectacles
• Audiology devises
• Other devises not listed above shall be subject to
an assessment and approval by the DMV.
• The DMV shall remain responsible for the
maintenance of the assistive devise in terms
of warrantee of the devise. Any maintenance
outside the warrantee of the devise, shall be
subjected to the case manager’s assessment. The
DMV assets policy applies in terms of
ownership of the devise.
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LIMITATIONS/EXCLUSIONS
• The DMV cannot provide military veterans’
healthcare services outside South Africa.
• Dependants are not by law, eligible for healthcare
support, however, the DMV provides services f
or children who experience complications during
birth from the ages of 0 to 6 weeks after delivery.
Discussions are still continuing towards inclusion
of dependents for access to healthcare services
through the DMV.
• Currently counselling services are provided to the
dependants of Military Veterans
• SADF/SANDF military veterans retired with
healthcare packages do not qualify for access to
healthcare services from the Department
of Military Veterans.
• Active Members who resign and opt not to
continue with their Regular Force Continuation
Membership Fund do not qualify for the
benet.
• A military veteran found to be abusing his/ her
healthcare access benet will be disqualied from
access to healthcare services through
the Department of Military veterans.
• Employed military veterans with medical aid
cover do not qualify for the DMV healthcare
benet unless they prove that the medical aid
cover is inadequate for their
healthcare (exhausted).
• Should a military veteran access health care
services in a non-DMV approved service partner
facility, without authorisation by the DMV, or
SAMHS, he/she shall be liable to the costs of the
health care associated with that service.
LIMITATIONS
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The Department of Military Veterans’
mandate is to ensure:
Healthcare Services.
19111 military veterans are being
supported with healthcare,
503 for the compensation benefit,
2864 for dedicated counseling
DMV head ofce patient admin no: 012 765 9364 and/
or Healthcare@dmv.gov.za during ofce hours and
060 965 1529 after hours
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The Department of Military Veterans’
mandate is to ensure:
Healthcare Services.
19111 military veterans are being
supported with healthcare,
503 for the compensation benefit,
2864 for dedicated counseling
MILITARY HEALTH UNITS
AREA MILITARY HEALTH
UNIT
CONTACT NUMBERS
Province
1 Military Hospital
(012) 314 0999
Gauteng
2 Military Hospital
(021) 799- 6911
Western Cape
3 Military Hospital
(051) 402- 2230
Free State
AMHU 55255 Eastern
Cape
Private Bag X6032
Port Elizabeth
6000
Working Hours
Medical Authorisation:
HC EL: (043) 731 2528
HC PE: (041) 505-1203
Optometrist: (041) 505-1329
Dental: (041) 505-1177
HC Queenstown (045) 838
1145
HC Grahamstown: (046)
602-2035 HC Mthatha: (047)
502-3539
DMV
Official: Mr Putco
Sixaba
076 870 4457
Eastern Cape
AMHU 55256 Free State
Private Bag X20503
Bloemfontein
9300
Working Hours
Medical Authorisation
: (051)
402-
1782 Optometrist: (051)
402-2546 Dental: (051) 402-
1695
After Hours
3 Mil Casualty: (051) 402-
2253 (051) 402-
2244
(051) 402-
2258 3 MH
Switchboard (051) 402-2200
DMV Official EL: Mr Tumelo
Motjetje 063 69605400
Free State
AMHU 55257 Gauteng
Private Bag X02
Gezina
0031
Working Hours
Medical Authorisation
: (012)
319-3185 or (012) 319-
3206
Optometrist: (012) 319-3213
Dental: (012) 319-1695
After Hours
Emergency Authorisation:
082 880 8440
DMV Official:
Gauteng
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UNIT
CONTACT NUMBERS
Province
AMHU 55262 Limpopo
Private Bag x 9701
Polokwane
0700
Working Hours:
Medical and Optometrist
Authorisation: (015) 299-
3105
Dental: (015) 299-3274
After hours
Emergency Authorisation
(015) 299-0061
HC Polokwane: (015) 299-
3592 or (015) 299-3534
DMV official: Mr Harry
Ntoagae: 0728101488
Limpopo
AMHU 55258 KwaZulu-Natal
Private Bag X05
Bluff
4036
Working Hours
Medical and Optometrist
Authorisation: (031) 451-
1932
Dental: (031) 305-6790
After Hours
Durban: (031) 451-1984
(031) 451-1930 082 768
8022
Ladysmith: (036) 271 2222
Mtubatuba: (035) 550 6759
DMV Official: Ms Bongiwe
Nsindane
076 402 9094
Kwazulu Natal
AMHU 55259 Mpumalanga
Private Bag X11218
Nelspruit
1200
Working Hours:
Medical and Optometrist
Authorisation: (013) 756-
2169
Dental: (013) 756-2244
After Hours
Emergency Authorisation:
072 600 5274 Officer on
Duty: (013) 756-2471
Mpumalanga
AMHU 55261 Northern Cape
Private Bag X5056
Diskobolos
8300
Working Hours
Medical and Optometrist
Authorisation: (053) 830-
3244
Dental: (053) 830-3269
After Hours (053) 830-3262
DMV Official: Mr Gideon
Tshakela Cell 0660649248
Northern Cape
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UNIT
CONTACT NUMBERS
Province
DMV Official: Ms Shamimah
Mbulawa
076 875 0925
AMHU 55263 Western Cape
Private Bag X10
Wynberg
7824
Working Hours
Medical and Optometrist
Authorisation: (021) 799-6647
Dental: (021) 799-6304
After Hours: (021) 799-6828
(021) 799-6239
Western Cape
MISSION THEBE TYPE
SA ARMY
PRIVATE BAG X981
DEQUAR ROAD
0001
TEL NO : 012 0551668
Gauteng
MURRAYHILL MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X06
PYRAMID 0120
TEL NO : (012)5291736
Gauteng
DHQ MMR TYPE : MILITARY
MEDICAL ROOM
C/O NOSSOB + DELMAS DRIVE
ERASMUSKLOOF
EXT 4
0140
TEL NO : 012-3555690
Gauteng
RIETONDALE MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X02
RIETONDALE
0031
TEL NO : 012-3193191
Gauteng
KEMPTON PARK MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
P. O. BOX 10
KEMPTONPARK
1620
TEL NO : 011 9703046
Gauteng
EXERCISE LANCET TYPE :
SICKBAY
SMHF
PRIVATE BAG X102
CENTURION
0001
TEL NO : (012)671-5911
Gauteng
HQ AREA MH FMN TYPE :
MILITARY HEALTH FORMATION
PRIVATE BAG X102
VEKTOR BUILDING
TEK BASE
CENTURION
0046
TEL NO : (012)355-4540
Gauteng
AMHU GT TYPE : AREA
MILITARY HEALTH UNIT
AREA MIL HEALTH UNIT
GAUTENG
PRIVATE BAG X02
RIVIERA
PRETORIA
0031
TEL NO : (012)319-3911
Gauteng
HQ MOB MH FMN TYPE :
TEL NO : (012)355-4574
Gauteng
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UNIT
CONTACT NUMBERS
Province
MILITARY HEALTH FORMATION
PRIVATE BAG X1016
LYTTELTON
0140
8 MED BN GROUP TYPE : MED
BN GROUP
P/BAG X1010
CENTURION
0140
TEL NO : (012)664-5954
Gauteng
HQ MH SUPP FMN TYPE :
MILITARY HEALTH FORMATION
DEQUARIA RD
PRETORIA
0001
TEL NO : 012 355-3571
Gauteng
HQ TRG MH FORM TYPE :
MILITARY HEALTH FORMATION
PRIVATE BAG X1022
THABA TSHWANE
0143
TEL NO : 012-674 6111
Gauteng
SCHOOL FOR MH TRG TYPE :
AREA MILITARY HEALTH UNIT
PRIVATE BAG X1022
THABA TSWANE
0143
TEL NO : 012-674 6111
Gauteng
HQ TERTIARY MH FMN TYPE :
MILITARY HEALTH FORMATION
TERTIARY MIL HEALTH FORM
HQ
PRIVATE BAG X102
THABA TSWANE
0046
TEL NO : (021)314-0344
Gauteng
PS SCHOOL MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X1024
THABA TSHWANE
0143
TEL NO : 012 674 4772
Gauteng
SLT TEK BASE MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PO BOX 15088
LYTTLETON
PRETORIA
0137
TEL NO : 012 672 5109
Gauteng
SAAF GYM MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
POST OFFICE
VALHALLA
0137
TEL NO : 012 351-4082
Gauteng
AFB WATERKLOOF MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X1001
LYTTLETON
0140
TEL NO : 012 6723139
Gauteng
MH TRG FORM MMC TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X1022
THABA TSHWANE
0143
TEL NO : 012 674 6008
Gauteng
AFB WKLF FAMILY MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
TEL NO : 012-6723286
Gauteng
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UNIT
CONTACT NUMBERS
Province
PRIVATE BAG X1001
LYTTELTON
0140
21 SAI BATTALLION LENZ
SICKBAY TYPE : SICKBAY
P.O LENZ
1822
TEL NO : 011-212 5853
Gauteng
DUNNOTTAR SICKBAY TYPE :
SICKBAY
PO BOX 1049
DUNNOTTAR
1590
TEL NO : 011-73031535709
Gauteng
DOORNKOP MILITARY BASE
TYPE : MILITARY MEDICAL
ROOM
GOLDENHIGHWAY $ OLD POTCH
ROAD
BERTSHAM
2013
TEL NO : 011-2122567/88
Gauteng
UMGENI TYPE : SICKBAY
SURFACE VESSEL
NAVAL BASE SIMON'S TOWN
MARTELLO ROAD ENTRANCE
BLDG 972 (TRANSIT SECTION)
7995
TEL NO : 021-8739111
Western Cape
MAKHANDA TYPE : SICKBAY
SURFACE VESSEL
NAVAL BASE SIMON'S TOWN
MARTELLO ROAD ENTRANCE
BUILDING 972
SIMON'S TOWN
7995
TEL NO : (021) 7873591
WESTERN CAPE
AMATOLA TYPE : SICKBAY
SURFACE VESSEL
SIMONSTOWN
7995
TEL NO : 0217873911
WESTERN CAPE
SPIOENKOP (F147) TYPE :
SICKBAY
NAVAL BASE SIMON'S TOWN
MARTELLO ROAD ENTRANCE
BLDG 972 (TRANSIT SECTION)
WESTERN CAPE
7995
TEL NO : 021-7873911
WESTERN CAPE
OUDTSHOORN SICKBAY TYPE :
SICKBAY
PRIVATE BAG X643
OUDTSHOORN
6620
TEL NO : (044)203-4033
WESTERN CAPE
EERSTE RIVIER MMR TYPE :
SICKBAY
PRIVATE BAG X4
EERSTERIVIER
7100
TEL NO : (021)787-6128
WESTERN CAPE
KASTEEL MMR TYPE : SICKBAY
PO BOX 1
CAPE TOWN
8000
TEL NO : 408 7120
WESTERN CAPE
GEORGE MMR TYPE : SICKBAY
POST BOX 10111
TEL NO : (044)874-06795106
WESTERN CAPE
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AREA MILITARY HEALTH
UNIT
CONTACT NUMBERS
Province
GEORGE
6530
YOUNGSFIELD MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
BUILDING NO 169
ARMY SUPPORT BASE
YOUNGSFIELD
KENWYN
7790
TEL NO : (021)787-1486
WESTERN CAPE
LANGEBAANWEG MBH TYPE :
MILITARY BASE HOSPITAL
MILITARY BASE AFB
LANGEBAANWEG
LANGEBAANWEG
7375
TEL NO : (022)706-2217
WESTERN CAPE
AFB YSTERPLAAT MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X4
YSTERPLAAT
7425
TEL NO : (021)508-6141
WESTERN CAPE
SALDANHA MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X4
SALDANHA
7395
TEL NO : (022)702-3683
WESTERN CAPE
WINGFIELD SICKBAY TYPE :
SICKBAY
PRIVATE BAG X1
GOODWOOD 7460
7460
TEL NO : (021)590-2678
WESTERN CAPE
GORDONSBAY MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
NAVAL COLLEGE
GORDONSBAY
7151
TEL NO : (021)856-9528
WESTERN CAPE
LANGEBAAN MMR TYPE :
MILITARY MEDICAL ROOM
PRIVATE BAG X1
LANGEBAAN
7357
TEL NO : (022)707-4532
WESTERN CAPE
TFDC MMR TYPE : SICKBAY
OVERBERG MMR
TEST FLIGHT DEVELOPMENT
CENTRE
PRIVATE BAG X14
BREDASDORP
7280
TEL NO : (028)425-4115
WESTERN CAPE
5868 2 MILITARY HOSPITAL
TYPE : MILITARY HOSPITAL
PRIVATE BAG X4
WYNBERG
CAPE TOWN
7824
TEL NO : (021)799-6911
WESTERN CAPE
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