Embu Level 5 Hospital

06/11/2025

We were delighted yesterday to receive a consignment of drugs and non pharmaceuticals from KEMSA valued at KSh 14M.
This delivery will help ensure a steady and adequate supply of essential medicines for our patients.
We sincerely thank KEMSA for their timely and efficient service in keeping our shelves well stocked. As always, we remain committed to providing the highest quality healthcare services to our community and the entire region.

03/11/2025

The official handing of our new state of the art CT Scan machine from NESP to the hospital management team, led by our CEO, hospital accountant, and other members of the radiology and hospital staff.
This marks a significant milestone in our continued commitment to providing high quality, efficient, and advanced diagnostic services to our patients thanks to the NESP Program.

03/11/2025

NOTICE: RESUMPTION OF CT SCAN SERVICES

We are delighted to announce the resumption of CT scan services at our facility after a temporary pause that was brought about by the installation of a new, ultra modern, state of the art CT scan machine from NESP.
This advanced equipment is designed to serve more patients efficiently while delivering superior image quality for faster and more accurate diagnosis. We invite members of the public to take advantage of this significant upgrade in our diagnostic services.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Embu County Department of Health, under the leadership of CEC Jamal Runyenje Ogw, and to the hospital management for their continued commitment to improving healthcare delivery through modernization of equipment and services.

At Embu Level 5 Hospital, we remain dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to all our patients.

02/11/2025

28/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

This month, we join the world in raising awareness about breast cancer,a condition that continues to affect many women across all ages. We urge all women to make breast health a priority.
Regularly check your breasts for any unusual changes such as lumps, swelling, or ni**le discharge, and visit our Oncology Department for professional screening, diagnosis, and management.
Remember, early detection saves lives. When breast cancer is found early, treatment is more effective and the chances of recovery are much higher.

27/10/2025

It was a moment of pure joy today as Jackline was discharged from our facility together with her triplets, after a month of dedicated care and close monitoring in our Newborn Unit.

We are delighted to share that all three babies are now in excellent health, weighing 2.0kg, 2.1kg, and 1.9kg respectively. This remarkable progress is a testament to the combined efforts of our committed nurses and doctors in both the Newborn and Maternity Units.
Jackline’s homecoming was made even more special as she received a VIP es**rt by a convoy led by a group of Embu businesswomen who came to celebrate this joyous milestone with her.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every member of our hospital staff who worked tirelessly to ensure that both Jackline and her babies are healthy and thriving. We continue to wish the little ones a lifetime of perfect health and happiness.

23/10/2025

World polio day 2025

At Embu Level 5 Hospital, we continue to emphasize the importance of routine immunization as the best protection against this preventable disease. Polio can cause lifelong paralysis, but a simple, safe, and effective vaccine can keep your child protected for life.

We urge parents to ensure your children receive all their polio vaccines on time. Immunization saves lives and safeguards our community’s future. Visit our MCH department to get this life saving vaccine today.
Let’s stand together and end polio for good

21/10/2025

We were honoured to host our CBM team and partners as they inspected the ongoing projects within the hospital, particularly in the Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy departments, which they are generously funding. We sincerely appreciate their continued support in enhancing the quality of care for patients with disabilities and ensuring they receive the best possible services.

09/10/2025

In honour of World Sight Day, our dedicated team from Embu Level 5 Hospital extended comprehensive eye care services to inmates at both the Embu Women’s Prison and Embu Men’s Prison.
This outreach initiative is guided by our firm belief that health is a fundamental human right, and that every individual, including those in correctional facilities, deserves equal opportunities to protect and preserve their vision.

During the exercise, inmates benefited from:

✔️Free eye screening for all

✔️Treatment and management of diagnosed eye conditions

✔️Provision of ready readers for individuals with reading difficulties

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our dedicated Eye Unit team for their commitment to ensuring quality eye care for all. Special appreciation also goes to the Department of Health under the leadership of CEC Jamal Runyenje Ogw,and to our invaluable partners, the Fred Hollows Foundation and the Christian Blind Mission, for their unwavering support in making this initiative a success.

09/10/2025

Listen in as our CEO shares key insights about the Social Health Authority (SHA)

She emphasizes the importance of enrolling and consistently paying monthly premiums to enhance the fund’s efficiency and sustainability.
At Embu Level 5 Hospital, we take pride in leading the way in SHA registration and enrollment, remaining steadfast in our commitment to promoting the health and wellbeing of our community.