Herona Community Hospital is pleased to announce another successful orthopaedic surgery carried out at our facility, marking an important step in restoring mobility and quality of life for our patient. The patient was admitted with a severe fracture of the wrist joint, which required surgical intervention due to the nature and instability of the injury. After thorough clinical assessment and
Herona Community Hospital Kisoga is pleased to announce the introduction of specialized squint (strabismus) surgery services, positioning the hospital among the few medical institutions in Uganda offering this advanced ophthalmic procedure. This landmark development will be spearheaded by Dr. Susan Kikira, the hospital’s Senior Consultant Ophthalmologist, who brings extensive experience and expertise in complex eye surgeries and community eye health.
Herona Community Hospital proudly extends heartfelt appreciation to the dedicated team of surgeons, anesthetists, nurses, and support staff who successfully conducted a four-and-a-half-day surgical outreach that brought free medical care to the people of Kisoga and surrounding communities. The outreach, which focused on treating hernias and related conditions, was a remarkable demonstration of teamwork, compassion, and service to humanity. Over the
on November 8th, 2025,with support from lmet2ooo, a new light of hope will shine for many as Herona Community Hospital launches a special Free Cataract Surgery Camp for all in need. For years, countless people have struggled with poor vision caused by cataracts—unable to work, study, or see their loved ones clearly. Now, through this compassionate initiative, Herona Community Hospital
Herona community hospital Kisoga Mukono Conducted free gynecological operations to women with large uterine fibroids , elderly women with vaginal bleeding , Herona is grateful to all its supporters
Grommets are tiny tubes inserted into the eardrum. They allow air to pass through the eardrum, keeping the air pressure on either side equal. The surgeon makes a tiny hole in the eardrum and inserts the grommet into the hole. It usually stays in place for six to 12 months and then falls out