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Accessible healthcare takes centre stage in Orange Farm with Mpathy Clinic relaunch

Ottis Manyoba
6 months ago

Orange Farm residents are set to benefit from renewed access to affordable, community-based healthcare as Rhiza Holdings prepares to relaunch the Mpathy Clinic now scheduled for 21 May 2026.

Originally aligned with Africa Vaccination Week, the relaunch continues to reflect the same strong focus: improving access to preventative care, immunisation awareness, and essential health services for underserved communities.

Strategically located at the bustling Orange Farm Taxi Rank, the clinic has been designed with convenience in mind bringing healthcare directly to where people live, work and commute.

Healthcare where it matters most

For many residents, accessing healthcare can mean long queues, travel costs, and time away from work. The Mpathy Clinic addresses these barriers by offering affordable primary healthcare services in a highly accessible location.

Its placement at a major transport hub allows:

  • Commuters to access quick consultations
  • Taxi drivers to receive care without losing income time
  • Families to access nearby, reliable services
  • Men, often less likely to seek routine check-ups to engage more easily with healthcare

This approach encourages early intervention and preventative care, helping reduce pressure on overburdened public healthcare facilities.

A community-led approach

The relaunch also marks the official handover of the clinic to Sr Mbali Nene, a trusted and experienced healthcare professional committed to serving the Orange Farm community.

“This handover reflects our commitment to building sustainable, community-centred healthcare solutions,” said a representative from Rhiza Holdings. “By meeting people where they are, we make healthcare more accessible, affordable and dignified.”

Sr Nene welcomed the opportunity, highlighting the importance of trust, proximity and affordability in delivering meaningful care.

A step forward for Orange Farm

Now fully operational, the Mpathy Clinic stands as a vital access point for quality healthcare, supporting:

  • Basic medical consultations
  • Preventative care
  • Health education
  • Early diagnosis and intervention

As Orange Farm continues to grow, initiatives like this play a critical role in strengthening community wellbeing and ensuring no one is left behind when it comes to healthcare.

📍 Mpathy Clinic Relaunch Date: 21 May 2026
📌 Location: Orange Farm Taxi Rank

For residents, it’s more than just a clinic it’s a step closer to healthcare that is accessible, responsive and rooted in the community.

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