Mengo Hospital

22/05/2026

After 2 decades of intense squinting at the TV screen, your eyes definitely need a check up!

Walk into our Free Eye Screening and let our team get your eyes in top-tier form.

📅 Saturday, 30th May 2026
📍 Mengo Hospital Eye Complex, Basement Floor
🕗 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

📞 0790673849

21/05/2026

Own a piece of history.

Get your copy of our history book today for only UGX 50,000 and take a journey through the legacy, milestones, and impact that have shaped generations of healthcare.

To purchase, reach out to 0757329933

20/05/2026

The future of healthcare starts with the right training.

We are proud to announce the launch of new courses for our August intake. These programmes are designed to equip the next generation of healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills, and compassion needed to make a meaningful impact in healthcare.

Join us as we continue shaping the future of healthcare.

19/05/2026

Meet Dr Emmanuel Okello, Orthopaedic Surgeon.

Dedicated to providing professional, patient-centred care and supporting better health outcomes through expertise and experience.

Part of the team committed to caring for you.

18/05/2026

Every day, nurses and midwives stand at the heart of patient care offering compassion, reassurance, and support when it matters most.

From welcoming new life into the world to caring for patients through recovery, their impact is felt in countless lives every single day.

We celebrate and appreciate the critical role nurses and midwives continue to play in strengthening healthcare and caring for our communities.

17/05/2026

High blood pressure often develops quietly, with few to no warning signs.

That’s why hypertension is known as the “silent killer".

This World Hypertension Day, we encourage you to take your health seriously by knowing your numbers, going for regular checkups and seeking medical advice early.

Early detection can help prevent serious complications like stroke, heart disease, and kidney failure.
Your health matters. Don’t wait for symptoms.

13/05/2026

This International Nurses & Midwives Week, we listened to the voices behind the care and celebrated the people who make a difference every single day.

Our Nurses. Our Future.

Send a message to learn more

11/05/2026

Many people hear the word “ICU” and immediately become afraid.

But what really happens inside an Intensive Care Unit?

In this new series, we take you behind the doors of the ICU at Mengo Hospital to help you better understand the care, monitoring, and support critically ill patients receive every day.

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day
To the women who give life, nurture it, and protect it,
we celebrate you today

With care, from all of us at Mengo Hospital

07/05/2026

Fellowship as the Foundation for Service.

​This evening, the Provisional Rotary Club of Medical Pioneers Mengo was deeply honored to host our District Governor, Christine Kyeyune.

​During her visit, DG Christine met with our leadership team and members of the club to share a profound message on the "noble cause" of Rotary. She emphasized that successful mobilization begins with the strength of our internal bonds. Before we look outward, we must first build genuine fellowship, taking the time to understand and work with each other. When the foundation of a club is a reliable and united membership, every other objective falls naturally into place.

​The DG further encouraged us to remain crystal clear on our objectives, specifically regarding our vision for the Hope Ward. This project, dedicated to supporting low-income patients, relies on a strong, committed membership to become a reality. We are grateful for her pledge of support from the broader Rotary structures as we move forward.

​Together, we are building a reliable membership to serve those who need us most.
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07/05/2026

Some of the biggest threats to your eyesight aren’t always obvious.

Chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension, poor hand hygiene, and lack of protective gear can all quietly damage your eyes over time.

The good news? Many of these risks can be prevented with simple, everyday actions.
✔ Get screened for diabetes, blood pressure, and cholesterol
✔ Avoid touching your eyes with unclean hands
✔ Use protective gear when exposed to dust, chemicals, or risk of injury

Your eyes matter don’t wait for symptoms.

Consider having your eyes checked at least once a year.