Safe care is built on teamwork. At Virida Day Hospital, reception, nursing, theatre, recovery and treating clinicians all contribute to a coordinated patient journey before, during and after a day procedure.
Preparing for cataract surgery can feel easier when you know what to expect. This guide explains the typical day-hospital journey, from preparation and admission to surgery, recovery and going home, with practical reminders for patients and families.
World Sight Day is a reminder that protecting vision starts with awareness, regular eye care and timely treatment. Learn why early assessment matters, which warning signs should not be ignored, and how specialist day-hospital care can support patients when procedures are needed.
What exactly is a day hospital, and what happens when you arrive for a procedure? We explain the Virida patient journey from admission and treatment through recovery and discharge home when clinically appropriate.
The Virida Day Hospital team completed a full day of Basic Life Support training with Ariska Roets, strengthening practical emergency-response skills, teamwork and patient-safety preparedness.
World Retina Week is a reminder of how important retinal health is to preserving vision. Learn about common retinal conditions, warning signs you should never ignore, and why early assessment can make a meaningful difference.
Virida Day Hospital is pleased to welcome Dr Jacques Kriek, expanding our multidisciplinary healthcare offering with comprehensive dental services.
The Virida Hospital team joined the ENSŌ Akademie Ubuntu Challenge Day in Wonderboom for a morning filled with teamwork, laughter, friendly competition and plenty of team spirit.
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) involves damage to the macula and affects central vision.
A cataract is clouding or opacity of the lens inside the eye. It causes gradual blurring of vision and often glare.
