In 1988, the late Mr. Robert Dean was elected Chairman of cfb. In the late 90s, the Board of Directors decided to look for a site on which to build a clinic with room for future expansion. The Board was able to obtain land from the MOTH Club off Addis Ababa Drive. By the year 2000, the clinic had grown big enough that it was prudent to expand and add an in-patient department.

cfb hospital was opened in July 2002, fulfilling the vision of the Board to have a fully functioning hospital with ICU, maternity, theatre, and cardiac emergency facilities. cfb medical Centre has continued to grow since and no employs over 180 staff members and has over 25 bed capacity. Plans to expand to 60 bed capacity are underway.

As of the mid-2010s, cfb is no longer known as Care for Business, and simply goes by the name ‘cfb medical centre’. The hospital’s current CEO is Dr. Reinhilde Lynen, and current CMO is Dr. Abel Mwale.

• Cardiology

• Gastroenterology

• Obstetrics & Gynecology

• Pediatrics

• Family Medicine & General Practice

• General and Specialized Surgery

• Laboratory & Diagnostic Imaging 

• Physiotherapy, Wellness, and Pharmacy Services

• Ambulance and Emergency Care

• Strong emphasis on quality, effective, and safe care in a modern, friendly environment.

• Adherence to evidence-based medicine and the latest technology.

• Continuous investments in infrastructure, staff training, and service protocols to align with international best practices.

Our Mission
Our mission is to provide high quality medical and nursing care for both out-patients and in-patients within a safe and friendly environment. This includes facilities for investigation and treatment of medical and surgical cases as well as comprehensive obstetric and infant care.

Our Vision
The vision of cfb Medical Centre is to be Zambia’s first choice for healthcare.

• CFB Medical Centre has been recognized as a landmark for healthcare infrastructure and clinical services within Zambia. While it does not publicly list international awards, its expansion, innovations, and employment impact have been acknowledged by the Zambian Ministry of Health.