Our services
What we can treat here
Eight services under one roof, open 24 hours a day. If a case needs more than we can offer, we stabilise and refer to hospital the same day.
Outpatient
Walk-in consultation for fevers, coughs, stomach complaints, injuries, blood pressure and diabetes review, and routine check-ups. Children are seen in a special children’s clinic under a paediatric consultant.
Typically includes
- Clinical consultation by a clinical officer, medical officer or paediatrician
- Special children’s clinic under a paediatric consultant
- Specialist review by a consultant
- Basic tests and dressing
- Prescription and dispensing
- Review appointments
Open 24 hours, every day
Inpatient
Short-stay admission for patients who need fluids, injectable treatment or overnight observation before being discharged or referred. Children whose cases need specialist input are reviewed by a paediatric consultant as needed.
Typically includes
- Observation beds
- Injectable and IV treatment
- Daily review round
- Paediatric consultant review
- Referral where needed
Round-the-clock nursing cover
Antenatal
Scheduled antenatal visits with weight, blood pressure and routine screening, plus advice on nutrition, danger signs and delivery planning.
Typically includes
- Routine antenatal checks
- Screening and supplements
- Health education
- Delivery planning and referral
Antenatal clinic days Tue and Thu
Child welfare clinic
Routine child health visits: immunisation following the KEPI schedule, advice on feeding and nutrition, and treatment of minor ailments.
Typically includes
- Immunisation
- KEPI schedule immunisation
- Nutritional advice
- Treatment of minor ailments
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Laboratory
All basic tests are available on site, so a clinician can act on a result during the same visit.
Typically includes
- Malaria test
- Haemogram (full blood count)
- HIV testing
- All other basic tests
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Pharmacy
Prescriptions are dispensed on site. All medicines on the World Health Organization Essential Medicines List for a level 3 facility are available.
Typically includes
- Dispensing on site
- WHO Essential Medicines List, level 3
- Prescription review
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Emergency
Urgent cases are assessed on arrival, stabilised, and referred to a hospital the same day when a case needs a higher level of care.
Typically includes
- Immediate assessment
- Stabilisation and first-line treatment
- Same-day hospital referral
Open 24 hours, come straight in
Casualty
Cuts, burns, minor fractures, removal of foreign bodies, stitching and dressing changes, plus tetanus cover where it is needed.
Typically includes
- Wound cleaning and stitching
- Burns and dressings
- Splinting for minor fractures
- Tetanus cover
Open 24 hours, every day
No appointment needed for outpatient
Walk in at any hour, or call ahead if you would like us to be ready for you.