HIV Care and Treatment
Clinical assessment, antiretroviral treatment support, routine follow-up and continuous monitoring for patients living with HIV.
5
Dedicated multidisciplinary team members
10+
Approximate appointments managed weekly
Free
Government-supported HIV and TB medicines
Private
Confidential and respectful patient support
Department Leadership
Dr. Moses Peter Mandila
Head of CTC Department
Head of CTC Department
About the Department
Integrated care for HIV and tuberculosis patients
The Care and Treatment Clinic provides coordinated clinical care, treatment monitoring, counselling, data management and follow-up services for HIV and tuberculosis patients.
The department is led by Dr. Moses Peter Mandila and supported by a nurse, data officer, clinical officer and counsellor. Together, the team works to ensure every patient receives respectful, confidential and continuous care.
- Patient-centred HIV care, treatment and ongoing clinical monitoring.
- Tuberculosis diagnosis, treatment support and scheduled investigations.
- Professional counselling, adherence support and patient education.
- Confidential records, appointment tracking and follow-up coordination.
What We Provide
Comprehensive CTC Services
Our multidisciplinary team combines medical care, counselling, treatment support and patient follow-up in one coordinated clinic.
Tuberculosis Services
TB treatment coordination, inpatient support where required, scheduled investigations and longer-term clinical review.
Counselling Support
Confidential counselling, treatment adherence guidance, health education and support for patients and their families.
Clinical Monitoring
Routine clinical review and coordination of required laboratory, radiology and other diagnostic investigations.
Appointments and Follow-up
Patient appointment management, visit documentation, tracing and follow-up to support continuity of care.
Medicine Access
Access to government-supported HIV and tuberculosis medicines, with guidance on correct use and treatment adherence.
Patient Journey
How TB Care Is Coordinated
The clinic follows a structured treatment and review process based on each patient’s clinical condition and investigation results.
01
Diagnosis and Clinical Assessment
The patient receives an initial clinical assessment and the care team develops an appropriate treatment and monitoring plan.
02
Initial Treatment Support
When clinically required, a patient diagnosed with TB may remain in the ward for approximately two weeks before continuing treatment from home.
03
Two-Month Review
The patient returns for scheduled investigations after about two months so the clinical team can assess treatment progress.
04
Continued Monitoring
Additional investigations and longer-term follow-up are arranged when results indicate that further review is required.
Confidential Care
Early testing and continuous care can save lives
Contact Wasso Hospital for professional guidance, confidential counselling and access to appropriate HIV and tuberculosis care.
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