Clinical & facility planning
Translate clinical requirements, patient flow, safety and specialist services into the development brief.
BEYOND THE BUILDING
A hospital is a complex clinical and operational environment. We consider patient flow, clinical requirements, equipment, technology and long-term operation as part of the project strategy.
Translate clinical requirements, patient flow, safety and specialist services into the development brief.
Coordinate equipment supply through specialist partners, procurement and integration with the facility design.
Connect commissioning, staffing, training, workflows and quality requirements before opening.
Plan care coordination, rehabilitation, home-based care models and clear escalation pathways.
Bring remote monitoring, telehealth, patient information and reporting requirements into care-model design.
Design coordinated enquiry, assessment, treatment, recovery and follow-up pathways with hospitality interfaces.

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLY THROUGH PARTNERS
Pegasus coordinates medical equipment supply through specialist partners, aligning procurement with the clinical brief, building services and operational requirements.
HOSPITALITY IMAGE · TOURISM CONTEXTMEDICAL TOURISM & INTERNATIONAL PATIENTS
We develop medical-tourism concepts that connect specialist healthcare with travel, accommodation, recovery and follow-up. The aim is a coordinated patient experience supported by appropriate clinical and hospitality partners.
ILLUSTRATIVE MEDICAL CAMPUS CONCEPTINTEGRATED HEALTHCARE DEVELOPMENT
We bring together the components of a medical project: clinical services, specialist facilities, equipment, technology, people and operating models. From a diagnostic centre to a hospital or medical-city concept, the delivery strategy starts with how the whole system will work.
CARE CLOSER TO THE PATIENT
Pegasus brings specialist diagnostic partners into healthcare programmes, connecting equipment, clinical workflows and the practical conditions of each care setting.

Partner equipment illustration · configuration depends on the clinical brief.
THE HEALTH BOX APPROACH
A coordinated kit can combine blood-pressure measurement, oxygen saturation, temperature, portable ECG, rapid tests and a tablet interface. The specification is shaped around the intended service and specialist partner support.
THE TEST & TREAT JOURNEY
A planned pathway connects diagnostics with clinical review, referral and continuity of care. Clinical decisions remain with the responsible healthcare professionals.
Establish the patient need and appropriate testing pathway.
Professional point-of-care testing or an appropriate supported self-test.
Link the test and its result to the patient record.
A qualified clinician reviews the result and the next action.
Coordinate treatment, prescription and pharmacy interfaces where supported.
Connect clinical handover, monitoring and continued support.
SPECIALIST PARTNER TECHNOLOGY
BHA Medical’s Global iMed technology complements the clinical pathway with diagnostic data, patient-management tools and reporting. Pegasus coordinates the integration requirements with specialist providers.
The partner presentation introduces GiPoCA and GiSTTA applications for professional testing and supported self-testing. Clear patient instructions, result review and referral arrangements form part of the intended workflow.
QR-linked test records can associate a test with its patient, batch and result. Digital result capture and quality checks support accountable diagnostic workflows.
Global iMed Manager (GiM) brings data into dashboards and filtered reports. Charts, heat maps and report exports can support programme oversight and population-health planning.
The partner’s GiSMP stock-management concept covers supply visibility, expiry alerts, allocation and replenishment. Inventory requirements are coordinated with the wider procurement strategy.
Partner monitoring solutions can connect observations between consultations and across care settings. We plan device interfaces, clinical escalation, staff responsibilities and continuity of care.
Patient-information, reporting and existing-system interfaces are defined around the project. Access, consent, privacy and governance requirements are considered with the responsible clinical and technology teams.
Technology is supplied by specialist partners. Product selection, clinical use and local availability are agreed for each project.
Discuss a connected healthcare programme
EQUIPMENT, CONSUMABLES & SUPPLY PLANNING
Equipment planning connects with the supplies a facility needs to operate: diagnostic kits, laboratory and surgical supplies, medical apparel and inpatient consumables. Pegasus coordinates requirements, specialist sourcing and delivery interfaces.
Pharmaceutical sourcing and distribution can be considered through the appropriate specialist supply partners, with the product scope and supply arrangements defined for the project.
The previous Pegasus website described a BHA Medical–PODS Health relationship for pharmaceutical distribution and broader medical supplies. This is retained as historical context; it does not identify PODS as a direct Pegasus partner or confirm a current supply arrangement.
HOSPITAL OPERATIONS & COMMISSIONING
Development and construction are supported by operational planning: people, services, budgets and systems prepared around the intended healthcare model.
Plan staffing requirements, specialist recruitment coordination, induction and training alongside commissioning. Define responsibilities and prepare teams for the facility’s opening.
Support operational planning, budgets, financial administration, people management and turnaround requirements. Clients can select individual services or a coordinated management scope.
Coordinate kitchens, catering, laundry, cleaning, maintenance and other supporting services. Bring service interfaces, property requirements and operating responsibilities into the handover plan.
HOSPITALITY CONTEXT · NOT A CLINICAL FACILITYRECOVERY, WELLNESS & HOSPITALITY
Medical-tourism planning can bring recovery accommodation, companion support and rehabilitation interfaces together with specialist care. Care-hotel and wellness-resort concepts connect hospitality design with the needs of the patient journey.
Clinical suitability, supervision and continuity are planned with the responsible healthcare providers. These are service and development capabilities, rather than announcements of future destinations.
Explore medical tourismTHE PATIENT EXPERIENCE
We plan the service interfaces that connect international patients with the right clinical teams, practical support and continuity after treatment.
Patient liaison and initial information.
Clinical review and referral coordination.
Treatment plan, quotation and travel arrangements.
Specialist treatment with coordinated support.
Appropriate recovery, rehabilitation and accommodation.
Clinical handover and continuity of care.
ONE COORDINATED DELIVERY STRUCTURE
A bespoke project needs a joined-up approach. We connect specialist expertise with practical delivery, from the first brief to operational readiness.
Vision, feasibility and the business case.
Planning, approvals and coordinated professional teams.
Procurement, construction, cost and programme control.
Equipment, systems, staffing and operational readiness.
Facility management and support beyond handover.
HEALTHCARE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT · 2005–2006
Construction project management for a greenfield private hospital, recorded in Netcare’s recommendation.
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HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT · 1995–1996
Hospital development experience supported by the project archive and Netcare’s written reference.
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT · 1995–1999
Two phases of development for Sasol Pension Fund, bringing planning, procurement and project coordination together.
Explore the projectSPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP
Our partnership with BHA Medical complements our development and operational expertise with point-of-care diagnostics and connected healthcare technology.


Point-of-care assessment, digital results and coordinated treatment pathways connect diagnostics with the next step in care.

Diagnostic devices, rapid test kits and digital integration support assessment closer to the patient.
INFORMATION THAT SUPPORTS CARE
Technology integration can support remote consultations, reporting, care coordination and continuity between healthcare settings.
We bring those requirements into project and operational planning with the relevant specialist partners.
PARTNER RESOURCES
Selected images introduce the diagnostic workflow. Open the archived June 2025 presentation for the full partner overview; examples describe partner technology rather than Pegasus clinical services.



















Archived partner material, June 2025. Product specifications, example workflows and availability should be discussed with the specialist provider.
OUR PARTNER NETWORK
We bring specialist organisations into the project strategy, connecting healthcare technology, digital systems, energy and infrastructure around the requirements of each development.

DIAGNOSTICS & CONNECTED CARE
Point-of-care diagnostics, medical technology and connected healthcare solutions complement our clinical and project planning.

ENERGY & INFRASTRUCTURE
Energy and industrial infrastructure expertise brings a complementary perspective to integrated development programmes.
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
Technology and systems expertise supports the digital dimension of coordinated project delivery.
THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR CLIENTS
He is hard working, diligent and thoroughly professional.
Mr. Pretorius is highly recommended as project manager for any development.
A CLOSER LOOK AT PEGASUS
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THE MEDICAL CITY VISION
Discover how an integrated medical city brings together a hospital, specialist clinics, accommodation concepts and room for growth.
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