Luanshya Mine Hospital is a central healthcare provider in Luanshya, established and operated to deliver medical and surgical services for mine employees, their dependents, and the wider local community. The hospital’s existence is closely linked to the copper mining sector, providing both primary and referral healthcare, and supporting public health initiatives in the district. Historically, it was part of the infrastructure built by mining companies to offer high-quality health services and has continued to modernize with a community-focused mission.

• General Medicine and Surgery

• Maternal and Child Health

• Emergency Medical Services

• Inpatient and Outpatient Care

• Preventive Health Programs

• Community Health Initiatives

• Complies with government standards on patient safety and infection control

• Routine upgrades and investments driven by both mining company management and public health regulations

• Historically recognized for strong disease prevention programs, including malaria control and occupational health interventions

• Vision: To maintain leadership as a provider of comprehensive, cost-effective healthcare for mine workers, their dependents, and the community.

• Mission: To deliver accessible, high-quality clinical and preventive health services, supporting both the workforce and the general population of Luanshya.

• Recognized as a pioneer in community-based malaria and infectious disease control in Zambia’s mining sector

• Acknowledged in local and national health facility directories for professional standards and accessibility