Dr Roets Kimberley Contact Details

Dr Carine Roets is a general practitioner working from the ground floor of Lenmed Royal Hospital and Heart Centre in Kimberley. She is a GP rather than a specialist, which matters for how you reach her: you do not need a referral to book.

Official contact channels

• Rooms: 053 045 0551, published as +27 (0) 53 045 0551
• The only email address published for her is a personal mailbox on a free mail domain rather than a practice address, so it is not reproduced here
• Consulting hours are not published by the hospital group

Take care dialling. Several practices inside this hospital have numbers that differ by a single digit, so check the last four digits rather than working from memory if you have called a different room before.

What this organisation provides

• General practice, meaning first-contact care without a specialist referral
• Special interests published by the hospital group: female health, gynaecology and paediatrics
• Qualification: MBChB from the University of Stellenbosch

Her background is unusual and worth knowing. After qualifying at Stellenbosch she completed her internship at Kimberley Hospital and then worked as a general practitioner in military healthcare in Bloemfontein and Kimberley, joining Lenmed in 2019.

The combination of female health and paediatrics in one general practice is practical for a family: routine womens health and childrens consultations can be handled in the same rooms rather than across two referrals.

Address and operating information

• Rooms: G01B, Lenmed Royal Hospital and Heart Centre, Kimberley
• The G in the room number places the practice on the ground floor of the hospital
• No consulting hours are published, so confirm them when booking

Because the rooms are inside the hospital, follow the hospital entrance and the ground floor signage rather than looking for a standalone surgery in town.

Support and escalation routes

• Appointments and accounts: the rooms on 053 045 0551
• Complaints about clinical care or professional conduct: the Health Professions Council of South Africa
• Complaints about the hospital rather than the practice: Lenmed, which runs its own complaints process
• Disputes about what your medical scheme paid: the scheme first, then the Council for Medical Schemes

A general practice consultation is usually paid from a day-to-day benefit rather than from hospital cover, even when the rooms are inside a hospital. If your scheme has declined a claim on the grounds that it was a hospital visit, that distinction is normally the reason.

Sources

• Lenmed Hospital Group doctor profile for Dr C Roets, lenmed.co.za, read 3 September 2026