The Dr Brits practising in Kimberley is Dr Lizl Brits, an obstetrician and gynaecologist with rooms inside Lenmed Royal Hospital and Heart Centre. Her rooms contact details are published by the hospital group itself, which makes them easier to trust than the several directory listings that also circulate.
Local channels
- Rooms: 053 045 0557, published as +27 53 045 0557
- Second number: 072 172 9415, a mobile line listed alongside the rooms number
- Email: admin@drlbrits.com
- The practice publishes no online booking system, so appointments are made by phone or email
Both numbers are listed together under the contact details on the hospital group profile, so either reaches the practice rather than the hospital switchboard. Use the email for anything you need in writing, such as a referral or a medical aid authorisation query.
Address
- Room 201A, Second Floor, Lenmed Royal Hospital and Heart Centre, Kimberley
- The rooms are inside the hospital building rather than at a separate address
Being inside the hospital matters for parking and access. Follow the hospital entrance and signage to the second floor rather than looking for a standalone practice, and allow extra time if you are attending for the first time.
Services at this location
- Obstetrical care, meaning pregnancy, antenatal care and delivery
- General gynaecology
- Reproductive health and family planning
- Dr Brits completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Stellenbosch
Obstetric care runs on a schedule that is set months ahead, so book early in a pregnancy rather than late. Specialist obstetric lists in a smaller centre like Kimberley fill quickly, and a late booking can mean travelling further for care.
Most medical schemes require a referral before they will fund a specialist gynaecology consultation, and separately require pre-authorisation for a delivery. Those are two different processes and both need doing.
Parent organisation
- The rooms sit within Lenmed Royal Hospital and Heart Centre, part of the Lenmed Hospital Group
- Hospital matters such as admission, nursing care, ward accounts and pre-authorisation are handled by the hospital, not by the rooms
- Complaints about a practitioner clinical care or conduct: the Health Professions Council of South Africa
- Disputes about what your medical scheme paid: your scheme first, then the Council for Medical Schemes
Keep the two accounts separate in your head. A specialist bills for her own professional fee while the hospital bills separately for theatre, ward and consumables, which is why a single admission produces more than one invoice and sometimes more than one shortfall.
Sources
- Lenmed Hospital Group doctor profile for Dr L Brits, lenmed.co.za, read 3 September 2026
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