
What the New VAT Threshold Means for Solus Healthcare Practices
South Africa’s 2026 Budget brought one of the most meaningful tax shifts in over a decade—particularly for healthcare practitioners, who often navigate the balance between growth and

South Africa’s 2026 Budget brought one of the most meaningful tax shifts in over a decade—particularly for healthcare practitioners, who often navigate the balance between growth and

Wearable health technology is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s now a mainstream part of everyday healthcare, influencing how medical aids operate, how patients understand

What a day. Our January 2026 CPD event brought together healthcare professionals, partners, and friends of EZMed for a powerful mix of learning, networking, and

The year ahead arrives full of promise, clean diaries and the quiet belief that this might finally be the year everything runs smoothly. If you

The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) has released the updated Booklet 20 – Ethical Guidelines on the Use of Artificial Intelligence, alongside other

It starts with a question that every orthotist or prosthetist knows too well. “Which model did we use last time?” You pause, staring at the

Next year may usher in more uncertainty for South Africa’s private health professionals. The ripple effects of changes to medical tax credits and scheme behaviour

November. The practice hums with a kind of tired optimism. The kind that says, “We’ve nearly made it.” The decorations haven’t appeared yet, but everyone’s

It always starts the same way. The year is fresh, the diary still smells of optimism, and you tell yourself that this will be the

A fresh wave of legal action is crashing over Johnson & Johnson, the American multinational long known for its wholesome image and baby-soft marketing. Thousands

As a clinical psychologist, entering private practice for the first time, I was left floundering. Navigating the complexity of running a business, billing medical aids

It starts innocently enough. A patient cancels via WhatsApp at 10pm. Another sends a voice note with a new symptom. You scroll through endless chat