C-Care Unveils Cutting-Edge MRI Service, Transforming Diagnostic Healthcare in Uganda

C-Care Uganda has set a new benchmark in medical diagnostics with the launch of a state-of-the-art 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner at its flagship facility, C-Care IHK.
This groundbreaking innovation promises to redefine diagnostic imaging in Uganda, providing precise, non-invasive, and swift diagnoses for a wide range of medical conditions.
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The newly introduced Magnetom Altea 1.5 Tesla MRI scanner integrates advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology, setting it apart in imaging quality and efficiency.
Capable of completing routine scans in just 10 to 15 minutes, the system addresses long-standing healthcare challenges such as prolonged diagnostic wait times and the need for overseas referrals.
Key Features of the New MRI Scanner
High Magnetic Strength (1.5 Tesla): Delivers highly detailed and precise images, catering to diverse medical conditions.
AI-Powered Efficiency: Enhances diagnostic accuracy and streamlines workflows for better patient outcomes.
Patient-Friendly Design: Ensures a comfortable, stress-free experience during scans.
Quick Turnaround Times: Facilitates rapid decision-making for timely treatment.
During the unveiling ceremony, Azhar Sundhoo, Chief Executive Officer of C-Care Uganda, emphasised the organisation’s commitment to advancing healthcare.
“This development solidifies our position as a market leader in healthcare and underscores our unwavering dedication to doing the right thing for our patients. We are also proud to announce significant investments in diagnostic centers in regions like Mukono, Mbale, and Gulu. Our goal is to make healthcare accessible to all Ugandans,” Sundhoo noted.
He acknowledged the pivotal role of the leadership team in driving this milestone. “I want to thank the exceptional leadership of our General Managers, Dr. Miriam Musinga Mutero at C-Care IHK and Andrew Mugalu at C-Care IMC, whose dedication has made our vision of delivering world-class healthcare a reality.”
Dr. Miriam Musinga Mutero, General Manager of C-Care IHK, highlighted the scanner’s transformative impact:
“With this advanced MRI, we can now conduct comprehensive, multidisciplinary discussions and provide effective solutions for our patients. There is no longer a need for referrals abroad, as our diagnostic capabilities are now complete. This equipment enables us to perform tests, ranging from routine to highly complex, that were previously unavailable in Uganda. We invite healthcare providers to collaborate with us and bring their referrals to C-Care IHK. Together, we can make Uganda a healthier nation.”
C-Care’s expansion into regions such as Mukono, Mbale, and Gulu reflects the organization’s mission to ensure all Ugandans have access to top-tier healthcare services.
“Our vision is clear: to make healthcare accessible, inclusive, sustainable, and impactful,” Sundhoo concluded.
Serving over 500,000 patients annually through its network of 22 facilities, C-Care Uganda continues to lead the charge in healthcare innovation.
This latest investment reinforces its commitment to delivering compassionate, patient-focused care while positioning itself as a frontrunner in healthcare excellence.
With the launch of this advanced MRI service, C-Care Uganda reaffirms its role as a pioneer in transforming the medical landscape, ensuring better health outcomes for Ugandans.