Unjani Clinic offers private, nurse‑led primary healthcare in underserved communities – with clear consultation fees, no surprise costs, and compassionate care for you and your family.
Typical nurse consultation from R260–R320* depending on location and services required. Please confirm exact prices with your nearest clinic.
*Prices may vary slightly by clinic and by specific tests, medicines or procedures.
Transparent nurse consultation fee that covers your assessment, clinical advice and a treatment plan.
Your nurse will always explain costs before a test or procedure is done.
Contact your nearest Unjani Clinic to confirm prices and payment options before your visit.
Our professional nurses provide private, one‑on‑one consultations for common illnesses, injuries and chronic conditions – without the long queues.
For everyday health concerns, early treatment and peace of mind.
Fast, safe care for non‑emergency injuries and basic procedures.
Stay on top of long‑term conditions with regular monitoring and support.
We support mothers, babies and children with nurturing, respectful care – from pregnancy to early childhood.
Note: High‑risk pregnancies and emergencies will be referred to the nearest appropriate facility.
Typical consultation fees for maternal and child health fall within our standard nurse consultation rate. Additional costs may apply for immunisations, tests and medicines. Your nurse will discuss these with you before going ahead.
Knowing your status is the first step to staying healthy. Our HIV and TB services are private, non‑judgemental and follow national guidelines.
In some areas, HIV and TB screening may be offered free or at a reduced cost through government or partner programmes. Your nurse will explain any costs before testing.
You are welcome to bring a trusted friend or family member if that makes you feel more comfortable.
Unjani Clinics are purpose‑built to serve townships and peri‑urban communities – bringing private‑quality care closer to where people live and work.
Each clinic sets its own operating hours based on community needs. Please contact your nearest clinic to confirm opening times and services available.
Emergency? Unjani Clinics are not emergency centres. In a life‑threatening situation, please go directly to your nearest hospital or call the emergency services.
If you are unsure about costs or services, you can always call your nearest clinic – our teams are happy to help you plan your visit.
Most Unjani Clinics accept both appointments and walk‑ins. Booking ahead can reduce your waiting time, especially for maternity check‑ups, chronic care or when you need specific tests.
Consultation fees are similar but may vary slightly between clinics. In general, nurse consultations fall in the R260–R320 range, with additional charges for tests, procedures and medicines. Please confirm exact pricing with the clinic you plan to visit.
Yes, many families choose to book visits together. The nurse will see each person individually, but you can come to the clinic as a family to save time and transport costs.
If the nurse identifies that you need more advanced care, they will stabilise you where possible and refer you to the appropriate public or private facility, depending on your situation and resources.