The Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania (AKHS, T), having established its first health Dispensary in Dar es Salaam in 1929, has evolved over the years. Quality health care is given through world-class facilities, cutting-edge technology, and human resources.

Celebrating over 90 years of existence in Tanzania, the clinics and hospitals of the Aga Khan Health Service make the Service the longest serving not-for-profit private health care …

Our Health Centres are critical to the network we have established in Tanzania. By offering medical services within key community clusters across the country, we aim to make high-quality health care more accessible and equitable.

The Aga Khan Hospital, Tanzania currently provides Specialties services medical, surgical, paediatrics, obstetrics,Hypertension and Diabetic,Ear, Nose and Throat,Psychiatry,Asthma,Gastroenterology,CT Scan,Ultrasonography,Fluoroscopy,Urography and Urethrography and Gynaecology, and acute care services.

Aga Khan Hospital, Mombasa is an ISO 9001:2008 certified secondary care hospital providing 24-hour inpatient and emergency services in the Coast Region of Mwanza.

Zanzibar Island, April 25, 2023: Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania today marked a historic and extraordinary expansion of its outreach health programme by opening its first Aga Khan Polyclinic in the Old Dispensary at Stone Town in Zanzibar Island.

The Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania (AKHS, T) has delivered two (2) fully equipped mobile clinics valued at TZS 618,477,000 (242,540 USD) to the Ministry of Health, aiming to support Tanzania’s primary health care agenda by enhancing healthcare access for underserved and remote communities.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 02nd August 2023: A historic moment in healthcare has arrived as Aga Khan Health Services, East Africa (AKHS EA) and MEDITECH join hands to introduce a transformative Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.

“Every day, approximately 500 babies are born prematurely in Tanzania, and these infants represent the majority of those who tragically die within the first month of life. To prevent these needless deaths, ensuring universal access to quality neonatal care is essential.” Dr. Yaser Abdallah, Neonatologist, Aga Khan Hospital, Dar es Salaam

Through this network-wide collaboration, AKHS delivers care in the most remote, hard-to-reach villages of northern Pakistan, central & northern Afghanistan, and eastern Tajikistan to the coastal communities of Kenya & Tanzania, to the urban populations of Mumbai and Karachi.