M.P. Shah Hospital concluded its 12th Pediatric Congenital Camp. This year, we were privileged to have volunteers from six countries and representing 11 different nationalities, all united by a common goal: to bring healing to children with congenital heart disease.
In a pioneering effort to provide a nurturing community for those affected by kidney-related issues, M.P. Shah Hospital is proud to introduce the Transplant Support Group. Our support group is here to provide motivation, knowledge and direct access to medical experts to enrich your journey to kidney health, whether you’re a kidney donor, recipient, undergoing dialysis or facing any other kidney-related challenge.
M.P. Shah Hospital, in partnership with Kingsway Tyres Kenya, Lions Sightfirst Eye Hospital and St John Ambulance Kenya, stepped in to help over 310 members of the Mathare community affected by the recent floods.
As the heartbeat of healthcare, nurses play a vital role in providing compassionate care and support to patients each day.
In an effort to de-stigmatise mental health issues and promote holistic well-being, M.P. Shah Hospital was part of the Mental Health Expo on the 3rd and 4th of May at the Sarit Center Nairobi.
Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital partnered with M.P. Shah Hospital, NTSA, AA Kenya, City Eye Hospital, Lions Club of Kagio, NACADA, Hindu Council of Kenya, St John Ambulance, Chiromo Hospital Groups and Kingsway Tyres for the Greener Future Initiative.
Cervical cancer is a type of cancer originating in the cells of the cervix, the lower part of the uterus, primarily caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection. The progression from abnormal cells to cancer typically takes 15–20 years, but in individuals with weakened immune systems, such as those with untreated HIV, the process can be expedited, occurring within 5–10 years.
M.P. Shah Hospital, in a heartwarming collaboration with Java House, redefined the spirit of Valentine’s Day by extending gestures of kindness beyond romantic relationships. Together, they orchestrated a delightful surprise for their remarkable patients, generously gifting them with complimentary breakfast vouchers.
There was a palpable sense of gratitude in the busy halls of MP Shah Hospital as colleagues bid farewell to their beloved Chief Nurse, Marren Chunga. After 40 years of dedicated service, Chunga is preparing to embark on a new journey, leaving behind a legacy that has touched the lives of many.
CS Nakhumicha officiated at the inauguration of the new maternity wing at MP Shah Hospital, a momentous occasion aimed at improving maternal health services in the region.
