Luzira Prison Staff Clinic Inspected, Set to Transform Healthcare

Luzira, Uganda — In a significant step towards enhancing healthcare services within the Uganda Prisons Service, the top management team led by Commissioner General of Prisons, Can. Dr. Johnson Byabashaija, conducted a comprehensive inspection of the newly completed Luzira Prison Staff Clinic.

The state-of-the-art medical facility is equipped with modern amenities including fully functional admission wards, an Intensive Care Unit (ICU), maternity wards, surgical theaters, and diagnostic centers. These advanced features are designed to provide high-quality healthcare services to prison staff and their families, reducing dependency on external health facilities.

During the visit, the inspection team reviewed equipment demonstrations and examined patient care protocols, emphasizing the importance of efficient service delivery and operational readiness. The clinic's development marks a major milestone in the Uganda Prisons Service's commitment to improving staff welfare and promoting accessible healthcare.

Dr. Byabashaija praised the progress and reaffirmed the Service’s dedication to a healthcare system that is not only technologically advanced but also compassionate and inclusive.

“The Luzira Prison Staff Clinic is more than a building—it represents our vision of a healthier, more resilient workforce,” he said. “Through patient-centered care, preventive measures, and public health initiatives, we are shaping a future where the well-being of our personnel is a top priority.”

The facility is expected to serve as a model for future health infrastructure across the country’s prison institutions, reinforcing Uganda Prisons Service’s goal of creating a comprehensive and responsive healthcare system.