Tembisa Hospital
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|2.6|5 Reviews (last 12 months)|This business does not respond to reviews
Tembisa Hospital
Unclaimed Business
|2.6
5 Reviews (last 12 months)
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2.6|5 Reviews
Oct '25 - Sep '26
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Happiness N
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2021
20 May 2026, 20:46
NICU department
Don't go to tembisa hospital to give birth the NICU department killed my child they ddnt put him in an incubator he was out in the open and he was premature my child catches infections till he passed away it's the worst I regret going there to doctors who rushed my operation ddnt care once they were done with us tembisa hospital it's the worst babies die in that hospital
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Happiness N
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2021
20 May 2026, 20:46
NICU department
Don't go to tembisa hospital to give birth the NICU department killed my child they ddnt put him in an incubator he was out in the open and he was premature my child catches infections till he passed away it's the worst I regret going there to doctors who rushed my operation ddnt care once they were done with us tembisa hospital it's the worst babies die in that hospital
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Angel N
1 reviews | Active since Dec 2021
12 Dec 2025, 21:47
We need more nurses like Sister Memory from labour ward(Tembisa Hospital)
I'm not rating the hospital but I'm rating the nurse that was helping me during labour, I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl in the early hours on the 30th of November, was assisted by the nurse named Memory, I will never forget her name she's not like all other nurses, beautiful inside and out,very down on earth, calm and careful ..could hear the nurse next to me swearing to the lady she was helping and nurse Memory would just be like awufuni ukuvula amathanga and stop.. or ungarasi ungarasi just push and be like I'm stitching you kuzobabuhlungu askies,she was not just kind to me but to everyone she was helping,I remember her giving the lady on my right hand side something for pain and she could sleep a little bit as she was crying none stop and she was there for a long time..she would talk to us like matured adults not the way other nurses were shouting and swearing at us..If Tembisa hospital can have more nurses like you sister Memory the hospital would be a safe place...on behalf of my family and my ancestors we thank you, may God bless you and please keep on doing good it will have a way of paying you back very soon.
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Angel N
1 reviews | Active since Dec 2021
12 Dec 2025, 21:47
We need more nurses like Sister Memory from labour ward(Tembisa Hospital)
I'm not rating the hospital but I'm rating the nurse that was helping me during labour, I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl in the early hours on the 30th of November, was assisted by the nurse named Memory, I will never forget her name she's not like all other nurses, beautiful inside and out,very down on earth, calm and careful ..could hear the nurse next to me swearing to the lady she was helping and nurse Memory would just be like awufuni ukuvula amathanga and stop.. or ungarasi ungarasi just push and be like I'm stitching you kuzobabuhlungu askies,she was not just kind to me but to everyone she was helping,I remember her giving the lady on my right hand side something for pain and she could sleep a little bit as she was crying none stop and she was there for a long time..she would talk to us like matured adults not the way other nurses were shouting and swearing at us..If Tembisa hospital can have more nurses like you sister Memory the hospital would be a safe place...on behalf of my family and my ancestors we thank you, may God bless you and please keep on doing good it will have a way of paying you back very soon.
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Zolly Z
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2025
18 Nov 2025, 17:44
Bad service at Tembisa hospital
Tembisa hospital filing system is very poor I had an appointment with a radiology for 8 am I came to the hospital at 7am and gave them my appointment card to look for my file. I waited for more than 3 hours for my file to be given to me and waited another hour for payment. The is an old madala wearing spectacles very slow and tired. Not helpful and rude. Can u please improve that is not the service we deserve as SA resident.
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Zolly Z
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2025
18 Nov 2025, 17:44
Bad service at Tembisa hospital
Tembisa hospital filing system is very poor I had an appointment with a radiology for 8 am I came to the hospital at 7am and gave them my appointment card to look for my file. I waited for more than 3 hours for my file to be given to me and waited another hour for payment. The is an old madala wearing spectacles very slow and tired. Not helpful and rude. Can u please improve that is not the service we deserve as SA resident.
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Thalente M
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2024
8 Oct 2025, 08:21
I give ward 19 staff their flowers
Ngaze ngaphatheka kahle esbhedlela .. Aiboo bafethu iTembisa ayikho bad bad ngaleyo ndlela.. I was admitted for 9 days eWard 19 spine gunshot after attempted hijacking i don't wanna lie they gave me best service from day 1 until last day.. Ward 19 staff take your 💐
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Thalente M
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2024
8 Oct 2025, 08:21
I give ward 19 staff their flowers
Ngaze ngaphatheka kahle esbhedlela .. Aiboo bafethu iTembisa ayikho bad bad ngaleyo ndlela.. I was admitted for 9 days eWard 19 spine gunshot after attempted hijacking i don't wanna lie they gave me best service from day 1 until last day.. Ward 19 staff take your 💐
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Humbulani R
1 reviews | Active since Dec 2022
6 Oct 2025, 13:42
THEMBISA HOSPITAL KILLED MY SISTER
On 1 October 2025, Elelwani Anna Ratshalingwa (ID: ***) was admitted to Thembisa Hospital for low blood levels. Upon admission, Anna was able to walk, talk, and communicate with family and friends without difficulty. She received a blood transfusion and responded well. On the following days, both her husband and my wife spoke with her, and she remained alert and able to communicate clearly. On 3 October, Anna advised her husband not to visit that day, as she was feeling well. Later that afternoon, I was unable to reach her by phone. At 20:19, the hospital informed her husband that Anna had fallen from her bed and requested he visit the next day to discuss her condition with the doctor. On 5 October, we visited Anna and found her unconscious, with visible injuries to her head and swelling around her eye, as well as blood stains on her left ear. The nurse reassured us that the injury was not too severe, explaining it was just stitches above her eyes, even though a trickle of blood escaped from her left ear. Anna Ratshalingwa's passing at a young age has left her two daughters and husband behind. We seek accountability for this incident, which resulted from the nurses' reckless actions at this hospital. When I asked the attending nurse (Reranzo Ngovheni) about the incident, she explained that Anna had experienced a seizure and fell while being assisted. However, the incident report only stated that Anna fell from her bed unassisted. We believe there was negligence in her care, which contributed to her passing. As her family, we are seeking appropriate compensation for the loss caused by this negligence. As Anna's family, we urgently request a meeting with the hospital's highest authority and immediate access to all incident reports. We are convinced that Anna's fall directly led to her untimely passing. We expect the hospital to take full responsibility by covering all funeral expenses.
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Humbulani R
1 reviews | Active since Dec 2022
6 Oct 2025, 13:42
THEMBISA HOSPITAL KILLED MY SISTER
On 1 October 2025, Elelwani Anna Ratshalingwa (ID: ***) was admitted to Thembisa Hospital for low blood levels. Upon admission, Anna was able to walk, talk, and communicate with family and friends without difficulty. She received a blood transfusion and responded well. On the following days, both her husband and my wife spoke with her, and she remained alert and able to communicate clearly. On 3 October, Anna advised her husband not to visit that day, as she was feeling well. Later that afternoon, I was unable to reach her by phone. At 20:19, the hospital informed her husband that Anna had fallen from her bed and requested he visit the next day to discuss her condition with the doctor. On 5 October, we visited Anna and found her unconscious, with visible injuries to her head and swelling around her eye, as well as blood stains on her left ear. The nurse reassured us that the injury was not too severe, explaining it was just stitches above her eyes, even though a trickle of blood escaped from her left ear. Anna Ratshalingwa's passing at a young age has left her two daughters and husband behind. We seek accountability for this incident, which resulted from the nurses' reckless actions at this hospital. When I asked the attending nurse (Reranzo Ngovheni) about the incident, she explained that Anna had experienced a seizure and fell while being assisted. However, the incident report only stated that Anna fell from her bed unassisted. We believe there was negligence in her care, which contributed to her passing. As her family, we are seeking appropriate compensation for the loss caused by this negligence. As Anna's family, we urgently request a meeting with the hospital's highest authority and immediate access to all incident reports. We are convinced that Anna's fall directly led to her untimely passing. We expect the hospital to take full responsibility by covering all funeral expenses.
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