Fauna Clinic

Walk-in medical care in Bloemfontein involves a fairly standard sequence: you arrive with your concern—a cough that won't clear, a child with a fever, a workplace injury—and the clinic needs to assess you quickly and either treat or refer you forward. This means having a functional intake process, basic diagnostic equipment that works reliably, and staff who can distinguish between what needs antibiotics and what needs hospital admission. Load shedding complicates this workflow; clinics without backup power struggle during blackouts because patient records often live on computer systems and basic procedures—blood pressure checks, wound dressing, injections—all depend on reliable lighting. A clinic that functions smoothly has thought through these operational realities, not just staffing and medicine supply.