Located in the heart of Adjumani town in the Northern Region of Uganda, Adjumani General Hospital is a public healthcare facility that has been catering to the medical needs of the local community since its inception in 2000. The hospital is owned by the Ugandan government and is administered by the Uganda Ministry of Health, ensuring that it meets the highest standards of medical care in the region.
Built on a land site of 7,807 square metres, Adjumani General Hospital boasts of a bed capacity of 100 and sees around 200 outpatient daily visits, with an average of 10 babies being delivered every day. The hospital plays a vital role in providing medical care to patients suffering from major illnesses such as malaria and respiratory infections, and caters to people not only from the neighboring districts of Amuru and Moyo but also from as far away as South Sudan.
The hospital’s strategic location in the central business district of Adjumani town makes it easily accessible to patients from all over the region, with its proximity to Arua Regional Referral Hospital and Gulu Regional Referral Hospital making it a key player in the healthcare industry in Northern Uganda. Its geographical coordinates of 03°22’27.0″N, 31°47’33.0″E (Latitude:3.374176; Longitude:31.792498) provide a convenient and accurate reference point for anyone looking to locate the hospital.
Adjumani General Hospital owes its existence to a loan from the African Development Bank, which enabled its construction and subsequent provision of vital medical services to the community. The hospital’s commitment to providing quality healthcare has earned it a reputation as a reliable and trustworthy medical facility in the region.
