Hospitals and Health Care in Burundi

Healthy Entrepreneurs

Healthy Entrepreneurs provides basic health services in remote areas through a unique supply chain and a network of over Community Health Entrepreneurs in seven African countries. The HE model is based on a unique supply chain which minimizes the expenses of the most vulnerable population, while at the same time creates income generating activities.

51 to 200 staff

Kira Hospital Swiss Clinic

201 to 500 staff

Teralife Medical Access. Simplified

Teralife is a healthcare facilitation company with permanent operational centres across East and Southern Africa, and coordination hubs in India and Turkey. We support corporates, hospitals, and patients in navigating care pathways with greater efficiency, reliability, and control. Our work spans medical coordination, systems integration, and regional capacity-building, with services designed to strengthen access without unnecessary complexity or cost. Our Key Focus Areas- CareDesk – a dedicated healthcare concierge program for corporate teams - Inbound care facilitation – enabling access to advanced treatment within Africa - Specialist surgical camps – delivered in partnership with regional and international experts - Advanced learning programs – hands-on training and observerships for surgeons and clinical staff - International payment facilitation – for patients, employers, and institutions handling cross-border care - Public-private collaboration – supporting AFCON 2027 healthcare preparedness and hospital partnerships Teralife operates with fully staffed centres led by in-house teams — never through agents — and is committed to building a healthcare access model that is Africa-first, patient-informed, and system-aware.

11 to 50 staff

Abacu Health

WELCOME TO ABACU HEALTH We are at the forefront of digitalizing health care in africa. At Abacu Health, our focus is to lead the African Health Tech Space and to push for the adoption of pragmatic and cost-effective digital solutions for all stakeholders. We have adopted a multipronged approach by introducing solutions for health institutions, service providers, health care professionals, individuals and many more.

11 to 50 staff

The Village Microclinic

Our interventions are focused on patient needs beyond medical care through a holistic approach to health. We want to create a world where access to prevention and health services is not a privilege but an unalienable right.

51 to 200 staff

Ubuntu Village Of Life

Ubuntu Village of Life is an internationally recognized non-profit organization committed to providing quality maternal and child health care to millions of poverty-stricken people living in Burundi, a rural Sub-Saharan Africa through a holistic integrated health care, education, WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), nutrition, and food security training programs. Established in 2019, UVL is supported by the Burundi Government, US Government, USAID, and private foundations such as Madiro, Amaziwater, PSI Burundi as well as local and national organizations, US Embassy, and local communities. These partnerships work to address some of the most challenging problems facing low-income countries today, including: Poverty, Health care, Education, Nutrition, and Food security through an integrated health, education, nutrition, and food security programs. From 2020 to 2022, UVL reach 30,868 persons through health care, education, WASH, nutrition, and food security programs. There was 18% increase among beneficiaries in year 2 thanks to our quality service and to the generosity of our donors including US Embassy, USAID/PSI, and Madiro Foundation.

11 to 50 staff