Odi District Hospital

12/06/2026

As Gauteng’s population continues to grow, so does the demand for quality healthcare services. The 2026/27 Health Budget presented by MEC for Health and Wellness, Faith Mazibuko, is focused on expanding capacity, improving infrastructure, strengthening healthcare staffing, and ensuring that patients receive the quality care they deserve.

12/06/2026

Got questions about Lenacapavir? We’ve got you covered.

Know more about Lenacapavir, a long acting HIV prevention injection administered once every six months for individuals at high risk of HIV infection. It is important to remember that Lenacapavir does not replace essential measures such as regular condom use to prevent STIs and unwanted pregnancy.

Before receiving your Lenacapavir injection, you first need to test for HIV. It’s that simple.

Visit your nearest participating facility to see if you qualify for Lenacapavir, and get protection for up to six months.

09/06/2026

Gauteng Lenacapavir Sites

08/06/2026

Lenacapavir, a long-acting HIV prevention injection given once every 6 months, is now available at 133 selected facilities across Gauteng. Before starting Lenacapavir, you must take an HIV test. Remember, Lenacapavir does not replace condoms, combination prevention remains the best protection.

08/06/2026

The Gauteng Department of Health is offering job opportunities in clinical, nursing, administrative, and support services.

Apply online: http://jobs.gauteng.gov.za

05/06/2026

Make food safety a priority. Know the difference between “Best Before” and “Use By” dates to protect your health and that of your family. Always store food according to the manufacturer’s instructions, check expiry dates regularly, and follow safe food handling practices. Keep your refrigerator at the correct temperature to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria. When in doubt, throw it out, it’s not worth the risk.

28/05/2026

ODH Celebrates the Heartbeat of Health Care.

On this special occasion, Odi District Hospital commemorated its annual Nurses’ Day celebration in recognition of nurses’ dedication to delivering high-quality healthcare services and their ongoing commitment to the service of humanity.

Nursing professionals were acknowledged for their vital role within the healthcare system. The Nursing Services Manager, Ms Evelyn Ntsie, emphasised the importance of upholding the nurses’ pledge and adhering to established professional standards. She further encouraged nurses to prioritise their well-being, recognising self-care as essential to sustaining excellence in patient care.

The event concluded with the recitation of the nurses’ pledge, reaffirming their commitment to compassionate, ethical, and patient-centred care.

"Your full dedication to the service of humanity is highly appreciated. Keep up the good work" says Dr Raymond Motsepe the Acting CEO.❤️❤️❤️

25/05/2026

ODH Excellence Awards

22/05/2026

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On this day ODH hosted its annual awards ceremony to honour employees and departments for their outstanding dedication, teamwork, and commitment to quality healthcare service delivery.

A total of 15 departments and approximately 55 staff members were recognised across various categories, including Best Performing Units, Team Effort Awards, Most Improved Unit, CEO’s Awards, and Overall Best Performing Employees.

Acting CEO Dr Raymond Motsepe continues to champion the importance of recognising excellence by motivating staff members to consistently deliver compassionate, professional, and high-quality healthcare services to the community.

The event also featured an insightful quality improvement speech by Ms Mbali Khulu and was professionally directed by Programme Director Mr Thobejane.

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees for your hard work and commitment to excellence in healthcare service delivery.

to obtain outstanding results.

20/05/2026