Healthcare

Guma is involved in the design build, operate and maintain healthcare hospitals and clinics. 

Guma offers management, professional operations and facilities maintenance using professionals with deep knowledge, international qualifications for medical doctors, professional nurses, medical technicians etc. 

The greatest challenges faced by most communities and African countries is the lack of healthcare facilities and pharmaceutical products (medicines). 

Guma has business units focussed inter alia: 

. Feasibility Studies 

. Design , Fund , Build , Operate & Maintain 

. Medical Operations ( Doctors , Pathologists, Technicians & Nurses ) 

. Management: Business minded and decisive leadership who do not interfere with the medical team. 

Facilities Management: All non medical services like building provisioning, buildings maintenance, hygiene, hospital equipment, cleaning , food catering, non medical support staff , garden landscaping , energy supply , mortuary, church facilities, security/ CCTV , ICT - Patients Records etc 

- Step Down Unit : Rehabilitation Centers 

- Dr P Aesthetics Clinic : Skin care and Hair care units  serving society.

Africa's healthcare sector requires substantial investment to address healthcare access and quality gaps. The African Union's Agenda 2063 prioritizes healthcare infrastructure development.

Key Investment Opportunities:

• Healthcare Infrastructure: Sub-Saharan Africa faces a healthcare infrastructure financing gap of $66 billion per year. Investments in hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities are critical.
• Pharmaceuticals: Africa imports about 70% of its pharmaceuticals. Investments in local manufacturing and supply chain enhancement can enhance healthcare self-sufficiency.
• Telemedicine: The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated telemedicine adoption. Investments in telehealth platforms can bridge healthcare access gaps in remote areas.