Bubanza Hospital

The Bubanza Diocesan Hospital (Hôpital de Bubanza) is a hospital in Bubanza Province, Burundi. It is in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bubanza.

Location
The Bubanza Hospital is a faith-based hospital in the city of Bubanza, at the center of the Bubanza Health District. It is in the center of the town, southeast of the Cathédrale Christ Roi de Bubanza. It is on the south side of the RN 9 highway, which runs north from Bujumbura and turns east just before it passes the hospital. It is an approved district hospital serving a population of 210,361 as of 2014.

Services
The hospital has a capacity of about 160 beds. Facilities include two operating rooms, a gynaecology room with neonatology, a radiology room, a center that distributes oxygen to operating theatres and wards, a laboratory and a pharmacy. A physiotherapeutic rehabilitation centre opened in 2016. A workshop began building and maintaining prostheses and orthoses in September 2019.

History
The Diocesan Hospital of Bubanza was built by Swiss volunteers at the end of the 1970s. It was fully operational until the start of the Burundi Civil War. The hospital re-opened in 2000 and resumed regular operations.

In 2002 the British charity Children's Aid Direct defined a program to improve health and nutrition in Bubanza Province. This included repairing the tuberculosis ward at Bubanza Hospital.