Dr Tebogo Setlogelo has been practising family medicine in Pretoria for 33 years. His path to medicine began at home. He grew up watching his father manage diabetes, and from a very early age he took on the responsibility of handling his father's medications. That experience shaped everything. It drew him, as he puts it, closer and closer to being compassionate about family structure, about the harmony and happiness in a family that illness so easily disrupts.
He began his medical studies at the University of Cape Town, then transferred to Medunsa in Pretoria. Medunsa had a particularly strong family medicine curriculum, and that structure confirmed the direction he wanted to go. He qualified with his MBChB and later added a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from the College of Medicine of South Africa. That diploma reflects a longstanding commitment to women's health at every stage of life. From adolescent health to antenatal care, menopause, and beyond, female patients at Kelebogile Medical Centre receive the kind of thorough, considered attention that is not always easy to find in a general practice.
"Compassion comes before medicines."
The name Kelebogile is his daughter's name. It means "thank you" in Setswana, and it was the only name that felt right for the practice. The location on Molotlegi Road in Moshate Gardens also carries meaning. It sits close to where he studied, and there are memories in this place that go back a long way. These are not coincidences he designed. They are the kind of things that happen when a person builds something in a place they genuinely belong.
Over the years, Dr Setlogelo has treated children who are now bringing their own children to him. That continuity of care is something he values deeply. His consulting style is unhurried and personal. He will ask about your family. He will take your concerns seriously, even the ones that feel small.
If you are looking for a family doctor you can trust for the long term, you are in the right place. Dr Setlogelo is accepting new patients, and all medical aids are welcome.