Our Services
Comprehensive, compassionate healthcare for every stage of life.
What We Offer
St. Francis Hospital Mutorele provides a wide spectrum of medical services backed by experienced professionals, modern equipment, and a deep commitment to holistic care. Whatever your health need, we are here for you.
Antenetal care
Antenatal care (ANC) is the routine healthcare provided to pregnant women to ensure the health and well-being of both mother and baby throughout pregnancy. It involves regular check-ups, monitoring of fetal development, screening for potential complications, and providing essential services such as vaccinations, nutritional guidance, and health education. Antenatal care also prepares expectant mothers for safe delivery and parenthood by offering counseling and support at every stage of pregnancy.
Support Services
These departments assist the clinical teams in diagnosis and treatment: - Laboratory: Conducts various tests including hematology, serology, clinical chemistry, parasitology, and bacteriology to support diagnosis and monitoring . ā - Radiology (X-ray): Provides imaging services to help diagnose injuries, diseases, and other conditions . ā - Pharmacy: Ensures safe and timely access to medications, dispenses prescriptions and provides guidance on proper drug usage
NICU (Nursery)
St. Francis Hospital Mutolere has a nursery unit that provides care for newborns, that is explicitly designated as a full-fledged Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Services Provided - Routine Newborn Care: Includes initial assessment, weighing, measurement, vitamin K administration, eye care, and immunizations such as BCG and polio vaccines. ā - Care for Mild Conditions: Manages common issues like jaundice, low birth weight, and minor infections. ā - Stabilization and Referral: For babies with more serious conditions requiring advanced care, the unit stabilizes them and coordinates transfer to higher-level facilities with NICUs. Facilities and Equipment - Equipped with incubators to maintain body temperature for premature or low-weight babies. ā - Has monitoring equipment to track vital signs like heart rate, breathing, and oxygen levels. ā - Provides specialized feeding support, including intravenous fluids and nasogastric tube feeding when needed. Staff - Staffed by trained nurses and midwives with experience in newborn care. ā - Works closely with pediatricians and other medical staff to ensure comprehensive care
Administration Department
- Oversees the overall management and operations of the hospital, including finance, human resources, logistics, records management, and infrastructure maintenance . - Ensures compliance with policies, coordinates with stakeholders, and plans for service improvements .
MATERNITY DEPARTMENT
Maternity & Gynecology Ward: Comprehensive care for women ā antenatal check-ups, scans, HIV screening, normal and cesarean deliveries, postnatal care, family planning, and treatment of gynecological conditions. Also runs community outreach programs for safe motherhood
Community Health Department
- Implements public health programs and outreach activities, including health education, immunization drives, maternal and child health campaigns, and disease prevention initiatives . ā - Works with local communities to promote healthy behaviors and improve access to healthcare services
Emergency care
Emergency care is the immediate medical attention given to people with serious or life-threatening conditions, such as accidents, severe injuries, sudden illness, or complications. Its main goal is to quickly stabilize the patient, prevent the condition from worsening, and save lives before full treatment can be provided.
The Outpatient Department (OPD)
The Outpatient Department (OPD) at St. Francis Hospital Mutolere is the main entry point for patients seeking medical care who do not require overnight admission. It serves as a hub for initial diagnosis, treatment, follow-up care, and access to specialized services. Here are the key details: Core Services - General Consultation: Assessment and treatment of common illnesses, injuries, and chronic conditions (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, respiratory infections) by general practitioners and medical officers. ā - Specialized Clinics: ā - Ophthalmology Clinic: Diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases such as cataracts, trachoma, and glaucoma, including minor procedures . ā - HIV/AIDS Clinic: Counseling, testing, antiretroviral treatment, and prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) services . ā - Immunization Services: Routine vaccination for children against diseases like tuberculosis, polio, measles, and tetanus; also offers vaccines for pregnant women and people with injuries. Services are available Monday to Friday, with outreach sessions to nearby communities . ā - Diagnostic Support: Access to on-site laboratory tests, X-rays, and other imaging to aid diagnosis. ā - Treatment & Medication: Prescription of drugs, wound care, minor procedures, and health education on nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention. ā - Referral System: For patients requiring further care, the OPD coordinates admissions to inpatient wards or refers to specialists within or outside the hospital
Surgical Wards (Male/Female):
Management of surgical cases including trauma (mostly from motorbike accidents), orthopedic issues (fractures, club foot), infections, and general surgeries. Uses modern techniques like intramedullary nailing for fractures
Laboratory services
Emergency care is the immediate medical attention given to people with serious or life-threatening conditions, such as accidents, severe injuries, sudden illness, or complications. Its main goal is to quickly stabilize the patient, prevent the condition from worsening, and save lives before full treatment can be provided.
Pediatric Ward
Specialized care for children, including treatment of common childhood diseases, malnutrition, growth monitoring, and immunization
Ophthalmology:
Treatment of eye diseases like cataracts, trachoma, and glaucoma, with both in-hospital and limited outreach services
Nursing Department
- Responsible for direct patient care in all wards and clinics, including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, assisting in procedures, and providing health education to patients and families . - Manages ward operations, ensures infection control, and supports clinical teams in delivering safe and quality care .
Need a Service Not Listed Here?
Our team is continuously expanding its range of specialised care. Contact us directly and we will connect you with the right department or specialist.