Kumi Hospital UgandaNonprofit

Provides holistic, preventive, curative, and rehabilitative services, based in Christian ministry.

Kumi Hospital was established in 1929 as a leprosy center to help people with leprosy in the eastern and northern regions of Uganda and South Sudan. Kumi Hospital (KH) currently has a reach of approximately 4 million people. Kumi Hospital is a member of the Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau (UPMB); it is therefore a private non-profit (PNFP) institution. The hospital is a registered entity and accredited by the Ministry of Health (MoH). Since its foundation in 1929, Kumi Hospital has undergone a transformation from a center for the disabled to a general hospital. Since then, it has significantly expanded its activities to challenges and adapted its working methods to the situation. KH has been involved in the needs of community health care for over 90 years. The total bed capacity of the hospital. The FY 2020 marked the last year of our second strategic plan. Kumi hospital has a bed capacity of 300 beds. Patients with severe medical and surgical conditions are admitted and treated as inpatient in the Hospital and in the Homes. Patients who require Hospital treatment are referred to the Hospital from the nearby health Centres through the Hospital ambulance services which is on standby 24 hours a day.