Overview & History

Corporate 24 is a private healthcare group in Zimbabwe, founded in November 2009. It began as an emergency clinic and has since expanded into a hospital network, medical aid provider, and healthcare projects division. The group operates with the aim of delivering integrated healthcare and financing solutions. It employs a few hundred staff members across its operations.

Locations & Facilities

Harare (Belgravia / Bath Road)
Located at 6 Bath Road, Belgravia, Harare. This is their flagship facility.

Bulawayo
A compact, modern hospital with around 30 beds and a 24/7 emergency unit.

Services & Capabilities

Corporate 24 provides a wide range of medical services, available around the clock:

Emergency and Walk-In Care (24/7)

High Dependency, ICU, and Critical Care

Surgical Theatres for general and specialized surgery

Maternity and Neonatal Care

Radiology and Imaging (X-ray, scans)

Laboratory and Diagnostic Services (hematology, chemistry, microbiology, immunology)

Dental Services

Pharmacy with on-site access

Vaccination Services

Medical Aid / Insurance Cover through in-house packages and acceptance of external schemes

Medical Aid / Insurance Packages

Corporate 24 operates its own medical aid division, offering plans for individuals, families, and seniors. Key features include:

Coverage for GP consultations, prescriptions, lab tests, imaging, dental, admission, specialists, and theatre.

Plans are tiered: Standard, Gold, and special products like Ndine Plan, Ndine Mhuri (family plan), and Seniors Plan.

Waiting periods apply:

3 months for basic services (consultation, pharmacy, labs, X-ray)

6 months for admission and specialist care

12 months for planned surgery (emergency surgery may be covered earlier)

Strengths & Challenges

Strengths:

Wide range of services under one umbrella (hospital + medical aid)

24/7 emergency and diagnostic availability

Presence in Zimbabwe’s two major cities

Integrated structure combining healthcare delivery and financing

Challenges:

Higher costs compared to public hospitals

Long waiting periods for some elective services under medical aid

Limited footprint beyond Harare and Bulawayo

Mixed staff satisfaction and employee reviews