Empowering Healthcare Professionals in Namibia

The Namibia Private Practitioner Forum (NPPF) invites you to become a member and join our mission to champion the sustainability of the private healthcare industry in Namibia. As a registered Section 21 company, not for gain, we represent the interests of all healthcare disciplines in the country. Together, we can make a significant impact on the private health sector.

Our Vision: "A healthcare support system where all health professionals are empowered and protected against unregulated medical aid fund and statutory practices, ensuring ethical and fair treatment of all NPPF members."

Our Mission: "To advocate for the rights and interests of health professionals by promoting regulation of private medical aid funds, providing legal support, and fostering a strong, united healthcare practitioner community committed to ethical and patient-centred practices and professional excellence."

Membership Benefits:
     • Advocacy and Representation: Engage on your behalf with regulators and medical aid funds to safeguard your rights as a private practitioner.
     • Legal Support: To navigate the complexities of private medical aid regulations.
     • Community and Networking: Join a network of dedicated healthcare professionals
committed to ethical practices and professional excellence.
     • Information and Updates: Receive monthly or bimonthly updates and reflection letters on industry activities and relevant information.
     • Tax Deductible Fees: Benefit from our monthly or annual membership fees, which are tax-deductible.

Membership Requirements:
     • Must be registered with the Health Professions Council of Namibia (HPCNA).
     • Must abide by the NPPF’s code of conduct.

Join us in creating a healthcare environment where professionals are empowered, and patient care is prioritized. Your membership will not only enhance your practice but also contribute to the overall betterment of healthcare in Namibia.

For more information and to become a member, please contact us.