South Rand hospital is a level one district hospital situated in the southern part of Johannesburg, in Rosettenville. It was officially opened in 18 June 1954 by the then Transvel Administrator Dr William Nicol. The hospital has 314 beds with approved personnel establishment of five hundred and eighty four (584) . The catchment population is ± 450 000. The hospital has five operating theatres. Three theatres are functional. Number of buildings: one main hospital building, nurse's residence, crèche, compound & site houses. Currently the houses are planned for maternal homes, the EMS as well as the Cuban doctors. The hospital referral system is received from clinics. However it does extend beyond Rosettenville based on the needs of the patients. South Rand Hospital also up refer patients to Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital and Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital for patients requiring medical care beyond level 1.

Netcare Rehabilitation Hospital is a specialised healthcare facility which offers a comprehensive rehabilitation service to adults and children with physical disabilities. The rehabilitation programme offered at the facility seeks to enhance the residual functional abilities and optimise the level of independence of persons who have acquired a disabling impairment due to trauma, acute illness, a chronic health condition or any other medical episode that has limited their ability to function independently including the following: - Spinal cord injuries - Traumatic brain injuries - Cerebrovascular accidents (stroke) - Polytrauma - Fractures - Amputations - Joint replacements - Neurological conditions - Burns - Pressure sores and other wounds. Set in a tranquil garden environment, our facility has advanced technology such as Lokomat® robotic walking equipment and a functional electrical stimulation clinic as well as an indoor hydro-therapy swimming pool.

The Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital (formerly Johannesburg General Hospital), nicknamed Joburg Gen is an accredited general hospital in Parktown, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. It has 1, 088 beds. The hospital's professional and support staff exceeds 4000 people. It is also the main teaching hospital for the University of the Witwatersrand, faculty of Health Sciences. The institution provides the service base for undergraduate and post-graduate training in all area of health professions. The joint staff produces world-class research and collaborates with several universities in the continent and abroad. The hospital offers a full range of tertiary, secondary and highly specialized services. The costs of providing these services to the population of Gauteng Province, in addition to the neighbouring provinces, are funded by a National Tertiary Services Grant, as well as Provincial allocation...