Nyabondo Mission Hospital Centre for the Disabled Description

Nyabondo Mission Hospital Centre for the Disabled is a private hospital in Kenya that provides comprehensive medical and surgical services and facilities in aligning with the requirements of the Department of Health Service Support of Public Health Ministry. It is located in Gari Sub-Location, Oboch Location, Upper Nyakach Division, Nyakach Constituency in Kisumu County.

Nyabondo Mission Hospital Centre for the Disabled Details

Type: Other Hospital
Owner: Kenya Episcopal Conference-Catholic Secretariat
Status: Operational
Province: Nyanza
County: Kisumu
District: Nyakach, Kisumu
Division: Upper Nyakach
Location: Oboch
Sub-Location: Gari
Constituency: Nyakach

Nyabondo Mission Hospital Centre for the Disabled Services

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1. Antenatal
2. Antiretroviral Therapy
3. Basic Emergency Obstetric Care
4. Caesarean Section
5. Curative In-patient Services
6. Curative Outpatient Services
7. Family Planning
8. Growth Monitoring and Promotion
9. Immunization
10. Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses
11. Prevention of Mother to Child transmission of HIV
12. Radiology Services (e.g X-ray, UltraScan, MRI, etc)
13. Tuberculosis Diagnosis
14. Tuberculosis Labs
15. Tuberculosis Treatments
16. Youth Friendly Services

Nyabondo Mission Hospital Centre for the Disabled Photo

Nyabondo Mission Hospital Centre for the Disabled Contacts

Address:
Postal Code:
Town: Sondu
Nearest Town: Nyabondo

Email: nyabondohospital@yahoo.com
Landline:
Mobile: 0737918274
Fax:

Status: Operational
Number of Beds: 250
Number of Cots: 25

Overview of Mission Hospital in Kenya

The missionaries played a very key role in the provision of healthcare in Kenya before independence which led to the establishment of mission hospitals that have continued to serve the Kenyan population to date. Mission hospitals are faith-based institutions that provide health care. These hospitals were established by Christian missionaries.

1. Curative and preventive care and promotion of health of the people in the county;
2. Quality clinical care by a more skilled and competent staff than those of the health centers and dispensaries;
3. Treatment techniques such as surgery not available at health centers;
4. Laboratory and other diagnostic techniques appropriate to the medical, surgical, and outpatient activities of the district hospital;
5. Inpatient care until the patient can go home or back to the health center;
6. Training and technical supervision to health centers; as well as a resource center for health centers at each Mission hospital;
7. Twenty-four-hour services;

1. Obstetrics and gynecology;
2. Child health;
3. Medicine;
4. Surgery, including anesthesia;
5. Accident and emergency services;
6. Non—clinical support services;
7. Referral services;
8. Contribution to the district-wide information generation, collection planning, implementation, and evaluation of health service programs.