Health ministry to equip new police referral hospital

The Ministry of Health has reaffirmed the commitment to equipping the National Police Service Referral Hospital (NPSRH) under the National Equipment Services Programme (NESP), ensuring consistent access to modern medical technology.

Speaking when he hosted a delegation from NPS led by Inspector General Douglas Kanja for a high level consultative engagement on the operationalization of the newly completed facility, Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale noted that once operational, the facility will serve over 100,000 officers and their families.

“Once operational, this key facility will serve over 100,000 officers and their families, advancing the Government’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda by expanding access to specialized care.” Duale noted.

The discussions centered on fast-tracking the hospital’s opening, exploring efficient management models and enhancing the welfare of NPS personnel through improved healthcare access.

The NPS commended the Ministry’s ongoing health sector reforms aimed at delivering quality, affordable healthcare for all Kenyans, regardless of location or income.

The CS was accompanied by the Principal Secretary for Medical Services, Dr. Ouma Oluga, Director General for Health, Dr. Patrick Amoth and Ag. CEO Digital Health Agency Eng. Anthony Lenayara.

The NPS delegation included Deputy Inspector General Gilbert Masengeli and Principal Administrative Secretary Bernice Sialaal.