Mandela Sisulu Clinic

Running a clinic in Krugersdorp means working around load shedding, managing patient flow without the infrastructure of a large hospital, and keeping essential medical services moving when the grid goes down. Mandela Sisulu Clinic operates within these realities—staff trained to diagnose and treat without relying on continuous electricity, blood pressure cuffs and stethoscopes instead of machines when necessary, and emergency protocols that don't assume power stability. Chronic script management happens here too, which in South Africa means understanding medical aid formularies, SARS exemption requirements, and how to keep patients compliant during supply chain gaps. The clinic stocks essentials locally rather than ordering from distant suppliers, reducing patient wait times for repeat medications. This is primary healthcare that functions in Krugersdorp's actual conditions, not theoretical ones.