Where to Get Treated

The health facilities near you, what level of care each gives, and whether it is government, mission or private — on a map and by area, after the Kilembe hospital closure.

Where to go for care in Kasese, and what kind of care each place can give. The public health system goes up in steps — a small clinic, a health centre, a hospital — and going to the right level saves a wasted trip when someone is unwell. This lists the district's hospitals, Health Centre IVs and the main Health Centre IIIs — government, mission and private — with what each level treats, on a map and by area.

The levels of care, and what each gives

Uganda’s public health facilities go up in steps. Knowing which step you need saves a wasted journey — a Health Centre II can’t admit you, and a hospital is far for a cough.

1
Health Centre II (HC II)
The first stop for everyday illness — an outpatient clinic, usually run by a nurse. Treats common problems like malaria, coughs and minor injuries and gives some medicines and first aid, but cannot admit you overnight or handle a birth.
2
Health Centre III (HC III)

Where to Get Treated

The levels of care, and what each gives

Where to Get Treated

The levels of care, and what each gives

19 facilities

Every facility, by area

Bugoye

Bulembia Division

Central Division (Kasese town)

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Hima Town Council

Karusandara

Kisinga

Kitswamba

Kyabarungi

Kyarumba

Kyondo

Maliba

Mpondwe-Lhubiriha

Muhokya

Nyamwamba Division