Mission
Deliver accessible, patient-first healthcare that prevents illness, restores wellness and supports families across South Africa.
Our Story
Healthcare that helps people live healthier, longer lives
AMCA Medicare was founded with a simple belief: healthcare should do more than treat illness—it should help people live healthier, longer lives.
What began as a family medical practice has grown into a modern healthcare clinic that combines trusted primary care with advances in longevity, regenerative and precision medicine. Throughout this journey, our commitment has remained the same: to place our patients at the centre of everything we do.
As medicine continues to evolve, so do we. Our doctors have pursued advanced international training in emerging fields including regenerative medicine, longevity medicine and precision healthcare, allowing us to responsibly integrate new evidence-based approaches alongside conventional medical care.
Today, AMCA Medicare offers comprehensive healthcare under one roof—from everyday family medicine and chronic disease management to personalised health optimisation, regenerative therapies and preventative care.
We believe the future of medicine is not choosing between traditional and innovative healthcare—it is bringing them together. By combining compassionate medical care, modern technology and a personalised approach, we aim to help every patient not only recover from illness, but optimise their health and wellbeing for the years ahead.
This is more than our story.
It’s our commitment to helping you live better, for longer.
Vision
To be recognised as one of the most modern, trusted medical practices in South Africa—where innovation and empathy meet.
Philosophy
Listen first. Treat the whole person. Combine evidence-based medicine with convenience—because great care should fit real life.
Our Team
Meet the doctors
Founded by Dr. M.T. Carrim and Dr. Yusuf Amra, AMCA Medicare brings together trusted family medicine and modern longevity-focused care in Springfield, Durban.
Dr. M.T. Carrim
General Practitioner · Regenerative Medicine · Longevity Medicine · Precision Health
Ultrasound-guided proceduresPRP & regenerative injectionsMen’s healthMetabolic healthWeight managementPrecision biomarkersPreventative medicinePerformance optimisation
Dr. M.T. Carrim is a Durban-based General Practitioner and Co-Founder of AMCA Medicare, with a passion for combining evidence-based primary healthcare with the rapidly evolving fields of regenerative medicine, longevity medicine, and precision health.
After completing his medical degree at Wenzhou Medical University in China and subsequently completing his internship and community service in South Africa, Dr. Carrim has dedicated his career to helping patients not only recover from illness, but also optimize their long-term health, performance, and quality of life.
Over the past several years, Dr. Carrim has pursued advanced postgraduate training with multiple internationally recognised institutions in the emerging fields of longevity medicine, regenerative medicine, and precision health. His commitment to continuous education has allowed him to learn from leading experts and institutions around the world, ensuring that his patients benefit from the latest evidence, innovations, and advances in modern healthcare.
His clinical practice combines comprehensive general medical care with advanced regenerative and longevity-focused treatments. His professional interests include musculoskeletal ultrasound-guided procedures, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, regenerative injections, men’s health, metabolic health, weight management, precision biomarker assessment, preventative medicine, and performance optimisation.
Dr. Carrim believes that the future of medicine lies in shifting healthcare beyond the treatment of disease towards prevention, optimisation, and extending healthspan. His philosophy is centred on helping patients maintain function, improve quality of life, and achieve long-term wellbeing through personalised, evidence-informed care.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Carrim has a strong passion for endurance sports, including running, cycling, swimming, and triathlon. He enjoys exploring the science of human performance, exercise physiology, recovery, nutrition, and emerging healthcare technologies, continually applying these principles to both his own life and his clinical practice.
Through AMCA Medicare, Dr. Carrim’s vision is to integrate exceptional primary healthcare with regenerative medicine, longevity medicine, and precision health, creating a modern medical practice focused on helping patients live healthier, stronger, and longer lives.
Dr. Yusuf Amra
Family Medicine · Internal Medicine · Paediatrics · Sport & Exercise Medicine
Family medicineInternal medicinePaediatricsSport & exercise medicinePreventative medicineRegenerative medicineLongevity medicineACLS · BLS · PALS
Dr Yusuf Amra is the Co-Founder of AMCA Medicare, with a special interest in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Paediatrics and Sport & Exercise medicine, complemented by a strong focus on preventative, regenerative, and longevity medicine. His approach combines evidence-based medical care with proactive strategies to help patients achieve long term health and wellbeing.
After graduating in 2018, Dr Amra completed his training at Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, the largest and busiest hospital in the Southern Hemisphere, where he gained extensive experience across a broad range of medical and surgical disciplines. He also served with the South African Military Health Service, further strengthening his clinical expertise.
Dedicated to delivering personalised, compassionate care, Dr Amra believes in building lasting relationships with his patients and tailoring treatment to each individual’s needs. He holds certifications in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Basic Life Support (BLS), and Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).
Dr Amra consults daily at 171 Alpine Road, where he welcomes patients of all ages for comprehensive, patient-centred medical care.
Community involvement
We remain committed to improving healthcare accessibility across South Africa—supporting local families with weekend availability, public-holiday hours, and affordable telemedicine options when transport or time is a barrier.