The physical facilities themselves are distributed across a campus that has undergone staggered development and renovation over several decades. Comprising a mix of older, structurally sound buildings and newer, purpose-built wards, continuous infrastructural upkeep is a constant requirement. The hospital features dedicated wards for general medicine, surgery, maternity and gynaecology, and a distinct paediatric unit, each organised to maximise patient management efficiency. Auxiliary facilities crucial to full operational status include the accident and emergency unit, which handles critical admissions and trauma cases, and administrative blocks necessary for managing human resources and logistics.

Staff accommodation, though often insufficient or requiring extensive refurbishment, is also situated on the campus to ensure rapid response times, particularly for surgical and emergency personnel. Recent national and international investments have focused on upgrading critical infrastructure, such as improving water and sanitation systems and enhancing electrical reliability, particularly within the operating theatre and the laboratory, where consistent power supply is non-negotiable for safety and accurate diagnostics.