Johannesburg – Rand Mutual Assurance (RMA) has launched its first Mobile Prosthetic Assessment Clinic in the Free State Province at RMA’s Welkom Subacute Hospital.
This initiative is a testament to RMA’s unwavering commitment to providing life-long medical care to its beneficiaries.
The clinic launched on 20 March 2025 is a key component of RMA’s Pensioner Medical Programme (PMP), which aims to provide holistic medical services.
“As a social insurer, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive support to our beneficiaries,” said Dr. Lucas Mosidi, Head of Medical Management at RMA.
Pensioners, who are part of RMA’s PMP from the Free State, have undergone the first of their bi-annual prosthetic check-ups, facilitated by RMA and its partners.
This collaborative effort embodies the PMP’s core principles:
- Collaborative multidisciplinary care approach: Ensuring that beneficiaries receive comprehensive care through partnerships with medical professionals and service providers.
- Holistic and comprehensive service delivery model: Providing beneficiaries with access to a wide range of medical services, including prosthetic care, rehabilitation and chronic disease management.
- Commitment to a multistakeholder support framework: Fostering partnerships with various stakeholders to ensure that beneficiaries receive the necessary support and resources.
- Open community participation: Encouraging community involvement and participation in advancing RMA’s social security mandate.
The RMA said the launch of the mobile clinic reinforces its commitment to providing compassionate care, ensuring beneficiaries receive ongoing support.
“As a key component of the PMP, this initiative reflects RMA’s dedication to delivering medical care and making a meaningful difference in the lives of the PMP Pensioners,” the company said.
