Siloam Hospital Kericho

26/02/2026

At Siloam Hospitals, our fully equipped, state-of-the-art theatre is designed to support both minor and major procedures—from wound suturing and circumcision to Caesarean Sections, full hip and knee replacements, cataract surgeries, and specialized ENT procedures. 🏥

Our experienced specialists, modern equipment, and strict safety standards work together to ensure the best possible outcomes for every patient. 📈

To learn more about our surgical services, feel free to visit any of our branches or contact us at 0728881121. 📲

At Siloam Hospitals – We Care, God Heals.

24/02/2026

Quality healthcare is about more than just equipment—it's about getting you back on your feet without the financial stress.🙌
Siloam Hospitals offers a wide range of specialized theatre services from life-changing Cataract surgeries to expert Urologic and Endoscopic procedures. 🏥 Since most of these surgeries are covered by SHA, you can focus on your recovery while we handle the rest.

Give us a call at 🤙 0728 881 121 or stop by any of our branches to learn more about our theatre services today. 🚑

19/02/2026

We are looking for a dedicated, passionate, and self-driven Registered Nurse (BScN) to join our team.

If you are committed to quality healthcare and continuous improvement, please apply by sending your CV and credentials to hr@siloamhospital.co.ke by February 25, 2026.

09/02/2026

We’ve been listening! 🙌 We’ve gathered the most frequent questions from our page over the last month and answered them all in the guide below. 👇

If you’re still curious about something, just drop your question in the comments and we'll get right back to you!🙂

07/02/2026

05/02/2026

Thank you so much, Staylah, for your kind and encouraging feedback! 💕

It has been a true honour for the Siloam Hospital team to be part of your journey with both of your daughters, and we look forward to welcoming you back for your third delivery.🙌👏

We promise to continue providing you and your growing family with the exceptional care you deserve.🙌🙏

05/02/2026

Your body talks. Are you listening? 🌸

Vaginal discharge is a normal part of health, but changes in color or scent are often your body’s way of saying something is off. Don't play the guessing game with your health.

Take a look at our guide below to understand what your discharge might be telling you. If things don’t look or feel right, we’re here to help.

📍 Visit us at today at Siloam Hospitals or contact +254 728 881 121 to schedule an appointment: At Siloam Hospitals, We Care, God Heals.

04/02/2026

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31/01/2026

We are overjoyed to celebrate a major victory in our NBU yesterday. After 22 days of intensive care, our miracle twins are finally heading home!

Born prematurely at just 30 weeks, these little champions faced an uphill battle. They required CPAP respiratory support to help them breathe. But through expert care and sheer will, they have defied the odds.

They have both successfully achieved a healthy weight of 1.7kg and have reached a point of respiratory success where they are officially off oxygen and breathing perfectly on their own. We discharged them yesterday to continue their journey as healthy, thriving babies.

This success is a testament to the power of faith, the dedication of our paediatricians, nurses, the insight of our nutritionists, and the strength of their parents.

At Siloam Hospital, we provide the care, but God provides the healing. We are honoured to have been part of their story.

30/01/2026

Thank you so much for your feedback, Joy Kirui! We are incredibly proud of our team’s commitment to providing an excellent patient experience.

At Siloam Hospitals, we care—and God heals. ❤️💞

28/01/2026

Your urine colour is one of the most immediate indicators of your internal health and hydration levels. While a change in hue might just mean you need more water, certain shades—like red or pink—are serious warning signs. ❗ This often indicates blood in the urine due to infection or injury and should be addressed by a medical professional right away.🚑

Check out the post below to decode your body's signals and stay ahead of your health. For consultations or urgent inquiries, contact Siloam Hospitals directly at 0728 881 121.