Our Partner Hospitals

Mount Meru Regional Referral Hospital is a government-owned facility operated under the Ministry of Health of the United Republic of Tanzania. As the largest public hospital in the Arusha Region, it provides high-quality care to local residents and international visitors alike.

The hospital is conveniently located on East Africa Road, about 280 meters from the Arusha–Moshi Road. It has a wide range of specialty departments, including emergency and critical care, orthopedics, pediatrics, urology, dermatology and oncology, and uses modern medical technology for diagnosis and treatment.

St. Elizabeth Hospital is a private facility owned and operated by the Catholic Archdiocese of Arusha. Founded as a clinic in 1974 and upgraded to a hospital in 1984, it has provided quality care to the local community, particularly to low-resource pastoralist populations.

As the second-largest hospital in the Arusha Region, it serves a catchment population of about 500,000 and receives referrals from health centers and clinics in Arusha city and surrounding areas. Guided by the values of the Catholic Church, it places particular emphasis on improving access to care for vulnerable people.

Kaloleni Health Center is one of several public primary health care facilities in Arusha city, run by the Government of Tanzania through the Arusha City Council. It offers a broad range of services and plays an especially important role in reproductive, maternal and child health.

The center has its own operating theater and can perform a variety of surgical procedures. Cesarean sections are among the most frequently performed operations, and the center handles more deliveries than most other facilities in Arusha city.

Levolosi Health Center is a 45-bed public facility in Levolosi Ward, Arusha District. The name “Levolosi” comes from the Maasai word “olevolos” (meaning “the middle”), reflecting the cultural background of the area.

The center strives to provide quality care in a resource-limited setting and meets the basic healthcare needs of the local community. It actively hosts medical mission projects run by international volunteer organizations, working to improve its services through international cooperation.

Arusha Lutheran Medical Center (ALMC) is Arusha’s newest general medical facility, established as a health ministry of the North Central Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania. As a model of faith-based healthcare, its mission is to show the standard of care that a church community can offer to society.

This new model of care was developed to meet both the needs of Arusha’s fast-growing population and the economic challenge of providing sustainable, comprehensive care in Tanzania’s rapidly changing healthcare landscape. Conveniently located in central Arusha, it offers a wide range of specialty services.

Arusha City District Hospital is a relatively new public district hospital that opened in October 2021. Run by the Arusha City Council as a local government facility, its mission is to provide quality care to the local community.

Patient numbers have grown steadily since it opened, and it plays an important role in meeting local healthcare needs. It provides specialist care in particular for eye services and ultrasound, and receives referrals from health centers under the Arusha City Council.