Medizam Healthcare · Lusaka, Zambia

Equipment, diagnostics and care that reaches further.

Medizam Healthcare manufactures MediCheQ IVD rapid test kits, supplies hospital equipment, medical consumables and telemedicine solutions, and builds medical facilities across Zambia and neighbouring countries, supported by our own sales and service team in Lusaka.

Products & services About MediCheQ

Accuracy. Accessibility. Affordability.

The principles behind every product we supply and every kit we manufacture.

What we do

Five lines of healthcare supply and service.

Hospital equipment, consumables, diagnostics, telemedicine and facility construction, supplied and supported by one team in Lusaka.

01

Hospital Equipment

Patient monitors, ultrasound, X-ray, ECG, anaesthesia, ventilators, lab machines, beds, trolleys and ward furniture. Sourced from trusted brands and backed by our local service team.

02

Medical Consumables

PPE, surgical instruments, general procedure supplies, diabetic and dental items, and IVD consumables, including our own MediCheQ rapid tests.

03

IVD Rapid Test Kits

In vitro diagnostic rapid test kits (RDT), made at our own Lusaka facility as the core manufacturer behind the MediCheQ brand.

04

Telemedicine

Telemedicine devices that connect facilities with specialist support through trusted technical and clinical collaborations.

05

Medical Facility Construction

Civil works for medical facilities, with prefab and pre-engineered structures via a leading manufacturer and local contractors, from structure to full equipment fit-out.

MediCheQ

We are the core manufacturer behind MediCheQ rapid diagnostics.

Medizam is the core manufacturer of MediCheQ IVD Rapid Diagnostic Test Kits (RDT), made at our own Lusaka facility with a production capacity of 1 million test kits a day.

  • Core manufacturer of IVD Rapid Diagnostic Test Kits (RDT)
  • 1 million test kits/day production capacity
  • Sales and service support from our team in Lusaka
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Coverage

Supplying healthcare facilities across Zambia and neighbouring countries.

We supply public hospitals, mission clinics, private practices and NGO programmes across Zambia and neighbouring countries, supported by our sales and service team in Lusaka.

5
Service lines
2
Sites in Lusaka
1M/day
RDT production capacity
Regional
Zambia & neighbouring countries
Contact

Speak to our team.

For procurement, partnership or product enquiries, email is the fastest way to reach the right person on our team.

info@medizam.com sales@medizam.com +260 211 250 554
Town office
#109, Eucalyptus Avenue, Avondale, Lusaka
(Opp. Chelston Water Tank)
Manufacturing unit
462-A, Shimabala, Kafue Road, Lusaka, Zambia
News & Updates

The latest from Medizam.

Company developments, media coverage and progress in local healthcare manufacturing.

Ministry of Health delegation meeting at Medizam Healthcare
Company news

Medizam welcomes the Minister of Health

Medizam Healthcare welcomed the Minister of Health, Hon. Professor Roma Chilengi, and his delegation to its facility in Kafue District. The visit offered a closer look at our diagnostic products, manufacturing facilities and investment in local production.

Our latest Facebook update shares ZNBC’s coverage of the visit and our work to expand diagnostic manufacturing in Zambia. Watch the report or view the Ministry of Health’s full livestream of the facility tour.

Our Facebook update ZNBC news report Full livestream

News video: ZNBC Today · Report by Nyambe Nalishebo.
Livestream: Ministry of Health Zambia.

Officials seated during the Ministry of Health visit to Medizam Healthcare
In the news

Local manufacturing recognised during ministerial inspection

Lusaka Times reported on Professor Roma Chilengi’s inspection of Medizam Healthcare Limited and V.L. Health Net Services Limited, highlighting the role of domestic production in Zambia’s healthcare system.

The report outlines how investment in local manufacturing can support medical supply availability, employment and practical skills development for graduates and future scientists.

Read Lusaka Times article

Source: Lusaka Times · Kevin Kabwe · 28 October 2026.
Photos: original images supplied by Medizam.