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Who We Are

Booth Memorial Hospital

The Booth Memorial Hospital lies in the shadow of Cape Town’s iconic Table Mountain, in the suburb of Oranjezicht. The mission of the hospital is to provide a compassionate, healing ministry in the name of Christ.

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Admin Hours

  • Monday8.00 - 16.00
  • Tuesday8.00 - 16.00
  • Wednesday8.00 - 16.00
  • Thursday8.00 - 16.00
  • Friday8.00 - 16.00
  • Saturday/SundayClosed
Opened in 1917
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Our Experience

Has been working since 1917

The hospital opened its doors on Monday 28 May 1917. During its time as a maternity unit, the Booth delivered 27 000 babies. For a number of years, the hospital was a long-term frail age facility, after which it re-opened as a sub acute hospital, owned and managed by The Salvation Army and funded by the Western Cape Department of Health.

Advance service

We Care About you

The hospital can accommodate 100 patients, who are referred from the major tertiary hospitals within the city bowl area or their attending physicians, although the hospital covers a wider catchment area. Services offered include:

Rehabilitation

for patients who have a fair to good prognosis following a recent stroke, fracture, joint replacement, amputation or head injury.

Convalescence

following acute hospital treatment when the patient is not well enough to be discharged.

Terminal care

of patients in the end stage of illness.

Spiritual Needs

Regular services are conducted each Thursday and Sunday.

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