M.P. Shah Hospital has boosted its bed capacity through the opening of their new KPJ Medical Centre. This is part of the hospital’s strategic plan to transform health care over the next decade. The Medical Centre, which has brought an additional 68 beds to the hospital, was launched on 25th February 2022 .
Valentine’s Day is one of those holidays that many celebrate and observe. As a day dedicated to show love and affection, there is always lots of flowers and romance in the air as people done their favourite red dresses and shower each other with gifts.
M.P. Shah Hospital has partnered with Africa Collect Textiles (ACT), a social impact enterprise that collects used textiles and footwear for reuse and recycling in Africa. This makes part of the hospital’s Green365 initiative that aims at reducing pollution caused by dumping and burning.
M.P. Shah Hospital has stepped up its efforts to fight kidney disease by hosting a two-day free kidney medical camp on 28th and 29th January 2022.
The M.P. Shah Hospital has officially joined the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) as part of its bid to promote a healthier future across the East and Central Africa. In attendance at the MoU signing ceremony were the chief guest, Ms. Judy Njino, Executive Director of Global Compact Network Kenya, M.P. Shah Hospital Board Members, and other notable guests.
Through Waridi Women’s Wellness Clinic, the M.P. Shah Hospital hosted the second edition of the Mums-To-Be Club study day. The event happened on 11th December brought together mothers from across Nairobi who learnt more about the stages of labour and delivery.
Sunday 25th April 2021 saw a huge gathering of selfless members of The Kenya Tour Driver Guides Association who turned up at M.P. Shah Hospital to donate blood. This initiative was in partnership with Team Pankaj, a group of humanitarians who have been in the fore- front to mobilize for resources towards the support of families and individuals who have been greatly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic in the country.
In recent weeks, Kenya has been experiencing acute Oxygen shortage across many healthcare facilities across the country. This has put the lives of patients with chronic health conditions and those in ICU in greater danger. This highlights the crucial importance of access to medical oxygen for treatment.
Vaccine is now available for phase 1 groups:
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