Mbagathi County Hospital hosted a delegation from Sight Savers International, who visited to assess the progress of the Optical Shop project they funded under the Refractive Error Program in Nairobi County.

The team commended the progress made and further strengthened eye care services through the donation of essential ophthalmic equipment, including an auto refractor, ophthalmoscope, retinoscope, automatic lens meter, LED vision chart, trial frames, pediatric and adult spectacle frames, among other accessories.

They were received by Deputy Med Sup Dr.Beatrice Mwangi and other members of staff.

Mbagathi Hospital hosted a benchmarking visit by officers from the Department of Medical Services and Public Health Nyeri County on the planned installation of a Biomedical Liquid Waste Disposal System.

The team was received by the Hospital Management Team led by Medical Superintendent, Dr. Ericah Koima, and taken through the facility’s biomedical liquid waste management system, including its installation, operation, maintenance, and overall performance.

The visit provided an opportunity for knowledge sharing and exchange of best practices aimed at strengthening environmental safety, public health, and the management of hazardous healthcare waste.

Mbagathi County Referral Hospital today hosted a technical team from the USA on a mission to advance the implementation of Kenya–United States Health Cooperation Framework signed in December 2025. This follows previous high-level delegations of President Trump working party and the US senate , hosted by the Hospital CEO Dr Alex Irungu, PhD in July and September respectively last year,on discussions pertaining change of the US Government Health funding policy from USAID to State Department and Governments of respective beneficiaries.

The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral health collaboration in areas such as disease prevention and response, health systems strengthening, and other shared healthcare priorities under the framework.

The U.S. delegation was led by Mr. Brandon Ramsay, Professional Staff Member, U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee, and included Ms. Allison Cantrell, Dr. Sally Okutoyi from the U.S. Department of State – Office of Foreign Assistance, Ms. Leah Hasselback from the U.S. Embassy Nairobi, alongside senior Ministry of Health technical officials.

The delegation was hosted by Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr. Ericah Koima, Hospital C.H.A.O Agnes Mwageroki, and other members of staff.

Mbagathi Hospital had the privilege of hosting a delegation from UNITAID and partners during a visit to our NICU and NBU departments.

The team engaged with our healthcare workers to better understand neonatal care delivery, oxygen therapy systems, equipment availability, and the overall patient care pathway.

The delegation also presented a special gift from the French Parliament to Mbagathi Hospital, a gesture symbolizing continued partnership and support towards strengthening healthcare services

We appreciate their commitment towards supporting affordable life-saving innovations and strengthening neonatal healthcare in low- and middle-income countries.

They were hosted by Dep.Med Sup Dr.Beatrice Mwangi and NBU HOD Dr. Christine Manyasi.

High profile Global delegation from AMREF, Novo Nordisk Foundation and The Global Fund visited Mbagathi County Referral Hospital to explore strengthening of integrated HIV, TB. Malaria and NCD health care in Kenya.

Focus areas included system readiness, key service delivery bottlenecks, and scalable solutions to improve continuity of care and reduce co-morbidities. The hospital’s commitment to integrated care was highly appreciated

The team discussed and agreed on key areas of collaboration for impactful service delivery.