Motswedi Clinic

Motswedi Clinic is a medical clinic in Lobatse, a town in south-eastern Botswana about 70 kilometres south of Gaborone. Botswana's Ministry of Health describes primary care in the public health service as a set of tiers. Mobile stops have no permanent building and are visited by a nurse; health posts have no beds and are run by a nurse, with visits from a midwife, specialist nurses and a doctor; clinics are staffed by a doctor, nurses and a midwife together with pharmacy, laboratory and radiology technicians, and some clinics also have a maternity unit. Patients who need more than a clinic can provide are referred to hospitals: primary hospitals in rural areas, district hospitals in larger villages and towns, and a small number of specialised referral hospitals. Lobatse has its own town council and counted 29,772 residents at the 2022 census. A branch of the High Court of Botswana sits in the town, which was also the site of the country's first Parliament. Lobatse is home to the Botswana Meat Commission's abattoir, one of the largest meat-processing plants in Africa, and to Sbrana Psychiatric Hospital. The clinic has not published its operator, services, telephone number or opening hours online; in an emergency, Botswana's national ambulance number is 997.

QMCW+C33, Lobatse, Botswana
Lobatse

25°13′44″S 25°41′43″E