The Nairobi Hospital

21/04/2026

Your bile ducts play a crucial role in digestion, but when something goes wrong, the signs can be easy to miss.

Persistent abdominal discomfort, yellowing of the eyes or skin, or ongoing digestive issues may point to a biliary condition that needs medical attention.

In this video, Samuel Kihara, Senior Nurse, walks you through how modern biliary procedures help doctors accurately diagnose and manage these conditions using minimally invasive techniques.

Early diagnosis can make all the difference.
Call 0703 082 000 | medicalenquiries@nbihosp.org

20/04/2026

IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) is a functional gastrointestinal disorder that can cause abdominal pain, bloating, and changes in bowel habits.

While it may not always be visible, its effects are real and manageable with the right support.

This day is a reminder to:
✔ Take persistent digestive symptoms seriously
✔ Seek medical evaluation and guidance
✔ Understand your triggers and manage them effectively
✔ Support those living with IBS with empathy and awareness

At The Nairobi Hospital, we are committed to providing patient-centred care that helps individuals manage IBS and improve their quality of life.

Call 0703 082 000 | medicalenquiries@nbihosp.org

20/04/2026

Liver disease often develops quietly, with few early symptoms. However, many liver conditions are preventable through healthy lifestyle choices and early screening.

Take steps to protect your liver:
✔ Limit alcohol consumption
✔ Maintain a healthy weight
✔ Eat a balanced diet
✔ Get vaccinated against hepatitis
✔ Schedule regular health check-ups

07/04/2026

On World Health Day, we are reminded that good health is the foundation of strong communities, productive lives, and a better future for all.

Take a moment to prioritise your health:
✔ Schedule a routine check-up
✔ Stay active and eat well
✔ Manage stress
✔ Seek care early when something feels off

At The Nairobi Hospital, we remain committed to delivering safe, timely, and person-centred care every day.

Because better health begins with informed choices.

Reach out to us for any and all health-related enquiries: Call 0703 082 000 | medicalenquiries@nbihosp.org

06/04/2026

This Easter, The Nairobi Hospital came together to celebrate hope, renewal, and the power of human connection. Our Customer Experience team joined in the festivities, sharing thoughtful gifts with our inpatients and outpatients to bring smiles to their healing journey. A special highlight was the cake-cutting at St. Mary’s Ward, where kids, parents, and staff gathered to celebrate the bond of care that defines our community. We believe that compassion is just as vital as medicine.

06/04/2026

05/04/2026

Happy Easter from The Nairobi Hospital family to yours.

03/04/2026

Are you a parent or a caregiver to a child who is on the autism spectrum?

This is an opportunity you won’t want to miss.

Next Friday, 10th April, The Nairobi Hospital is hosting an intimate session designed to support parents and caregivers. You’ll have the chance to engage with two experienced speech and language therapists, learn practical ways to support your child’s communication development.

You will also get to connect with other parents/caregivers who share similar experiences.

This is a free session that will be conducted both online and in-person.

Book your seat here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/mO5Kr1IUQm-IK19flvX9Qg

Please note: Both sessions require prior registration.

03/04/2026

We wish you and your loved ones a safe, healthy and blessed Good Friday.

02/04/2026

On World Autism Awareness Day, we recognise and celebrate the uniqueness of every individual on the autism spectrum.

It’s a spectrum of strengths, challenges and perspectives. Greater awareness leads to understanding, and understanding creates more inclusive communities.

Let’s move beyond awareness to acceptance, support, and meaningful inclusion in our homes, schools, workplaces, and society.

Call 0703 082 000 | medicalenquiries@nbihosp.org

02/04/2026

Let’s talk about autism in children.

Getting a diagnosis for your child can bring up a lot of feelings all at once. Relief sometimes, confusion, worry, all of that is completely normal and valid.
But as a parent or caregiver, understand that the diagnosis doesn't change who the child is. The diagnosis is just a tool that helps us understand how they experience the world, so we can support them better. It doesn't define their potential or their future. We’ll look at what they need, whether it is therapy or adjustments at school, but we'll take it one step at a time together.

If you are worried that your child is showing signs, book an appointment with us or call us to check the next available paediatric clinic at a branch near you. Chifor Terry

You can watch the listen to the full interview with Dr. Chifor, Consultant Paediatrician at The Nairobi Hospital, on this link: https://podcast.kbc.co.ke/podcast/autism-and-everyday-life/

02/04/2026

Today, during the launch of the Usalama Cover, The Nairobi Hospital was represented as a key partner in providing world-class medical care to Kenya’s uniformed forces.

The launch, led by Health CS Hon. Aden Duale and Interior CS Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen, marks the rollout of this Social Health Authority (SHA) scheme. It ensures that the National Police Service and Kenya Prisons Service officers have 24/7 access to uninterrupted healthcare. We are proud to support this initiative that prioritizes the health and wellbeing of those who protect our nation.