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Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi, 18, Voi (2026)

16/04/2026

We have equipped our Male Ward with 28 new modern beds to improve patient experience. Designed with adjustable features, they enhance comfort, support proper positioning, and ease mobility, ensuring patients recover with dignity while enabling efficient, safe care.

We remain committed to patient-centered care by prioritizing comfort, safety, and satisfaction. This upgrade is part of ongoing efforts to improve our facilities, uphold high hygiene standards, and create a welcoming healing environment for all.

05/04/2026

New Washrooms at Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi

Final paintworks are currently ongoing, alongside plumbing and electrical installations. The project is in its final stages, with key fittings and finishes being completed.

The new washroom facilities are being developed in strict adherence to public health guidelines, including proper sanitation standards, adequate water supply systems, effective drainage, and safe electrical installations. The design also incorporates measures to promote hygiene, accessibility for all users, and infection prevention and control in line with health facility regulations.

Importantly, the facility will include a dedicated washroom specifically designed for Persons Living with Disabilities (PLWDs), ensuring inclusivity, ease of access, and dignity for all users.

Once complete, the facilities will significantly enhance cleanliness, patient comfort, and overall service delivery within the hospital.

29/03/2026

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26/03/2026

Ungana Naye Daktari wa Lishe Bora, Joel Mwakisha, atuelezee zaidi kuhusu lishe bora kwa mama mjamzito na mtoto.

Kuzingatia madini na virutubisho katika lishe ya mtoto au mama mjamzito ni muhimu kwa sababu madini na virutubisho huchangia ukuaji na maendeleo ya mwili. Vilevile, husaidia katika uundaji wa seli, mifupa, na viungo vingine muhimu vya mwili, hivyo kuhakikisha kwamba mtoto ana afya njema kuanzia tumboni.

Zaidi, virutubisho k**a vile vitamini na madini husaidia katika usalama wa mama mjamzito, kuhakikisha kwamba afya yake inabaki thabiti wakati wa ujauzito.

25/03/2026

WHY HEALTH EDUCATION IS MORE IMPORTANT?

Health education empowers individuals and communities with knowledge that saves lives, improves wellbeing, and reduces the burden on healthcare systems. It shifts the focus from treatment to prevention.

It helps prevent diseases, promotes early detection and timely care, and significantly improves maternal and child health outcomes. Informed individuals are more likely to adopt healthy behaviors, seek medical attention early, and adhere to professional advice.

Health education also reduces healthcare costs by minimizing preventable illnesses and hospital admissions, while enabling people to make informed health decisions that lead to stronger, healthier communities.

Ultimately, a well-informed population contributes to sustainable development, increased productivity, and better quality of life.

At Moi County Referral Hospital Voi, we recognize the power of knowledge and have invested heavily in health education to empower our communities and improve health outcomes.

24/03/2026

SPECIALISED PAEDIATRIC SURGERY CAMP BRINGS HOPE TO CHILDREN IN VOI

At least 23 children are set to benefit from specialised procedures at the ongoing paediatric surgery camp at Moi Voi County Referral Hospital. The three-day initiative focuses on hernia repair, urology, and general paediatric surgery to address the rising demand for child-focused surgical care in the county.

On the opening day, eight successful operations were conducted, marking a strong start in improving access to essential specialised services locally.

Deputy Governor Christine Kilalo visited the facility, where she interacted with recovering patients and praised the programme, noting that it has reduced the need for families to seek treatment far from home.

Parents have welcomed the initiative, describing it as a source of relief and renewed hope. One parent shared that her child, who has been under treatment for a congenital condition, successfully underwent surgery and is scheduled for a follow-up procedure.

Lead surgeon Kadivane Kigamwa explained that the camp was organised in response to the high number of untreated paediatric surgical cases, many of which persist due to the high cost of referrals outside the county.

Health Chief Officer Violet Mkamburi and Medical Superintendent Dr. Nester Mwasaru also attended, with Dr. Mwasaru noting that the camp will significantly reduce the burden on families while enhancing access to quality, specialised care for children within the county.

23/03/2026

MOI HOSPITAL VOI: A BEACON OF HAEMATOLOGY CARE IN COAST

Kenya continues to face a shortage of haematology specialists, with most concentrated in major urban centers such as Nairobi, Mombasa, and Eldoret. However, Taita Taveta County is fortunate to have a highly skilled and experienced haematology specialist, Dr. Rebecca Mwakichako, based at Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi in Voi. She remains committed to delivering the highest standards of care and ensuring the best possible outcomes for patients.

Moi Hospital stands out as a leading provider of haematology services along the Coast, equipped with modern, state-of-the-art facilities and supported by a team of dedicated and highly trained professionals. The hospital utilizes advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies to provide quality, patient-centered care.

The institution is also committed to continuous learning and innovation, ensuring that its medical team stays updated with the latest developments in haematology to enhance service delivery.

Members of the public are encouraged to always seek care for blood-related conditions from specialized health facilities to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. At the same time, healthcare professionals are urged to strengthen collaboration and coordination among themselves to provide comprehensive and optimal care for patients.

23/03/2026

⚠️ AFYA YANGU – HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY

If you are 20 weeks pregnant or beyond, monitor your blood pressure closely.Ignoring it can lead to serious, life-threatening complications for both you and your baby.

According to Dr. Juliet Macharia, Gynaecologist And Obstetrician at Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi, hypertension in pregnancy can develop silently without obvious signs, making regular check-ups extremely important.

If left unmanaged, high blood pressure can lead to conditions such as preeclampsia, premature birth, and in severe cases, risk to the life of both mother and child.

✅ What You Should Do:

* Never miss your antenatal clinic visits
* Check your blood pressure regularly
* Seek immediate medical attention if you experience:
* Severe headaches
* Blurred vision
* Swelling of the face or hands
* Chest pain
* Follow your doctor’s advice without compromise

⚠️ Don’t take chances, early detection and proper care can save both lives.

Video By: TSAVO MEDIA Network

22/03/2026

⚠️ Afya Yangu – Hypertension In Pregnancy With Dr. Juliet Macharia, Gynaecologist And Obstetrician at Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi

Ignoring medical advice during pregnancy can cost lives. Too many women are silently putting themselves and their unborn babies at risk by overlooking doctors’ guidance on managing high blood pressure.

Hypertension in pregnancy is not something to take lightly, it can quickly lead to dangerous complications such as organ damage, premature birth, or even loss of life. What may seem like a small symptom today can turn into a medical emergency tomorrow.

This is a wake-up call: Listen to your doctor. Attend all clinic visits. Take prescribed medication.Your life and your baby’s life depend on it.

Protect yourself. Protect your baby. Act early.

Video By: TSAVO MEDIA Network

22/03/2026

IRON DEFICIENCY IS SILENTLY AFFECTING OUR CHILDREN!

101 with Dr. Rebecca Mwakichako, Haematologist at Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi

Boarding school children are at serious risk of iron deficiency due to limited diet variety and poor eating habits. This hidden condition can lead to fatigue, poor concentration, and declining academic performance, often going unnoticed until it affects a child’s health and future.

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Prioritizing balanced meals and proper nutrition is critical to keep learners healthy, active, and able to perform at their best.

21/03/2026

Are you experiencing any reproductive health concerns?

Don’t wait, seek professional care today.

Visit Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi and get the help you need from qualified specialists.

For inquiries, call: Telephone, +254 43 2030745 Or 0432030746

Cell: 0700 234326 - Sis. Dr. Juliet Macharia, Gynaexologist and Obstetrician - Moi County Referral Hospital - Voi

Video: TSAVO MEDIA Network

21/03/2026

Born with HIV, Rising with Strength: How Valentine is Inspiring Hope Through Music

Meet Valentine, a 25-year-old woman born with HIV who has transformed her life into a message of hope and resilience. Her journey has not been without challenges, but she has embraced every moment with courage and strength.

Today, Valentine is using her talent in music to share her story with the world. Through her songs, she speaks about living fearlessly, loving fully, and rising above stigma. Her lyrics reflect her reality and remind others that HIV does not define a person’s future, it is simply one part of their story that can be lived with dignity, confidence, and joy.

By opening up about her experience, Valentine aims to inspire young people, promote honest conversations, and encourage communities to respond with empathy and support.

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