Dr. Louise Dauth is a general practitioner who believes in individualised patient care. She takes a holistic approach to health and wellness, aiming to uncover the root causes of illnesses. Driven by her dedication to evidence-based medicine, she continuously engages in professional development to provide the best care for her patients.

She is passionate about addressing a wide range of acute and chronic illnesses, with a particular focus on hormonal health and expertise in menopause management. In addition, she has pursued additional training in dermatology and aesthetic medicine, offering anti-wrinkle injections that result in a natural appearance.

Dr. Dauth earned her MBCHB degree from the University of Stellenbosch and completed her internship at Tygerberg Hospital, followed by community service at Wingfield Military Clinic and 2 Military Hospital. She’s gained lots of experience working in different Emergency Departments and at the Spescare Acute Rehabilitation Facility in Bloubergrand.

Since 2019, she has been treating patients at Medicross City Bowl and, in November 2023, assumed the care of Dr. Jennifer Crombie’s patients at Pinelands Family Practice.

Dr. Dauth lives in Milnerton with her husband and daughter.

Dr. Enslin has been in private practice since 2010 and continues to find deep fulfilment in the challenges and rewards that general practice offers.

She believes that while science provides the foundation of medicine, it is the thoughtful integration of knowledge, clinical experience, and genuine care that transforms practice into an art.

She is committed to moving beyond a model of illness care toward true healthcare, supporting patients in achieving optimal wellbeing. Her approach is holistic, focusing on the whole person rather than just the condition, with the belief that every patient has the potential to thrive.

Dr. Enslin has a special interest in integrative medical consultations grounded in sound, evidence-based medicine. She works closely with patients to develop personalised health strategies that address all aspects of wellbeing—physical, emotional, and relational. Her clinical interests include mood disorders (such as depression, anxiety, and ADHD), as well as chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. She also values the importance of treating acute illnesses optimally. She enjoys caring for patients across all stages of life.

Patient education is a central part of every consultation, empowering individuals to better understand and manage both acute and chronic conditions.

She is married and has two daughters.

Dr. Chrisna Landman is a General Medical Practitioner who obtained her MBChB degree through the University of Stellenbosch. She went on to complete her Internship in North-West and her Community service in the Emergency unit of Kimberley Hospital.

She has experience in general medicine and chronic conditions, as well as in caring for palliative and geriatric patients. Dr. Landman approaches her patients with a balance of knowledge, honesty, conscientiousness, and understanding. Her goal is to involve patients in their own well-being, focusing on prevention and wellness in various aspects of life.

She works closely with families to provide palliative and geriatric care at home for their loved ones, emphasizing family and patient-centered care.

Dr. Landman has completed multiple short courses, including Geriatrics and Critical Care, and obtained a Diploma in HIV. She strives for continued personal and professional development, appreciating the art of Medicine. Her diverse interests in Medicine and Surgical skills have led to her ongoing expansion of knowledge and skills, driven by her passion for assisting families and patients of all ages.

She has a special interest in HIV, Geriatrics, Internal Medicine, and Palliative Care.

Dr. Landman is married and has two kids, as well as two dogs that fill her home with love and adventures.

Dr. Esmarie Richards completed her MBChB at the University of Pretoria and further obtained her Diploma in Obstetrics.

She has experience in both public and private healthcare sectors and has worked in emergency care as well as obstetrics and gynaecology. Dr. Richards completed a Certificate in Aerospace Medicine and was involved in aeromedical transfers, gaining valuable exposure to acute and critical care. She has completed a basic surgical skills course and enjoys performing small procedures in practice. She remains involved in obstetrics and gynaecology by assisting with procedures in theatre and continues to provide medical support at sporting events, allowing her to stay engaged in acute care.

She values a practical, evidence-based approach and enjoys working with patients to optimise their health and long-term wellbeing.