Personal, unhurried care for diabetes, hypertension and asthma, from a doctor who knows your history, not just your file.
M.D, MBChB (MEDUNSA) · Pr No 073 6686 Family doctor in Overport & KwaMashu All major medical aids accepted · Rated Excellent on Google by our patients
At Dr Joosab Medical Practice, chronic disease management means more than a repeat prescription. Dr Y. Joosab builds up a picture of your diabetes, hypertension or asthma over time, so your care plan reflects how you’re actually doing between visits, not just a single reading on the day.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or you’ve been managing your condition for years, you’ll see the same doctor at each review, and same-day appointments are available if something changes unexpectedly.
Diabetes (Type 1 and Type 2), hypertension and asthma are managed on an ongoing basis, alongside other related long-term conditions. Where a condition needs specialist input, your doctor refers you and continues to coordinate your general care.
This depends on your condition and how well it’s currently controlled. Patients who are stable are often reviewed every one to three months, while those recently diagnosed or adjusting to new medication may be seen more often. Your doctor agrees a schedule with you at your first visit.
All major South African medical aids are accepted at the Overport practice. Call 031 271 3056 to confirm your scheme before your visit.
Dr Joosab also sees patients at his KwaMashu practice (175 Nyala Road, Suite 3, L Section — 031 501 1033) for families based in the northern suburbs.
Dr Y Joosab Medical Practice — 122 Crescent Street, Shop 4, Overport, Durban, 4091
031 271 3056
info@drjoosab.co.za
Chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and asthma are often covered under Prescribed Minimum Benefits (PMB), but this depends on your specific scheme and plan. Check with your medical aid, and the practice can assist with claim submissions.
Chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and asthma are often covered under Prescribed Minimum Benefits (PMB), but this depends on your specific scheme and plan. Check with your medical aid, and the practice can assist with claim submissions.
Your doctor reviews your treatment plan, considers adjustments, and refers you to a specialist if further investigation or a different approach is needed.
Yes, a short consultation is needed so the certificate reflects your doctor’s assessment. See Sick Notes & Medical Certificates for how this works.
Schedule your appointment and receive care designed around your condition.
