ECO-ROYAL

Malaria is prevalent in Uganda and it is advisable to take anti-malarial and mosquito repellents. Malaria risk is general and it advisable to take a prophylaxis. The following are some of the recommended Anti Malaria drugs: atovaquone/proguanil, doxycycline, mefloquine, or primaquine (in special circumstances). It is advisable to start anti-malarial medications 10 days prior to arrival and continue with the same until 14 days after leaving East Africa. Certificates are required for vaccination against yellow fever. Check current medical advice on typhoid, cholera and hepatitis. Private hospitals are the best for emergency care while on safari. You should have supplemental medical coverage insurance including transportation back home.

Travelers are fully responsible for arranging your own health insurance. Uganda has several health facilities that provide quality health care services like:

International Medical centre: 041-341291, 342608
For emergencies call: 077-741291, 077-200400/1

AAR Health Services: 04125599

Kololo Hospital: 231935

Sim's Medical Centre: 041340084,077-500601

Angelica Medical Services: 077 610831

Victoria Medical Centre: 041-235546, 257594, Road 041320956

Bugolobi Hospital: 222354

Case Medical Centre: 077 522681

Family Nursing home: 041-268527

Fort Lugard Medical centre: 041257329

JODA Clinic: 230864

Kadic Hospital: 041-543723,543726, 077-406612

Kampala Medical Chambers: 041-348846, 077-505013

KIM's Medical Centre: 077 500601

Mayo Clinic: 077 403760

Sas clinic: 041-345325

St Francis Clinic: 041-533028,077-433500

The Surgery: 041 256003 ,075-756003