Mbagathi Hospital was Sunday handed a boost after it received three heavy-duty electric delivery beds and cardiac monitor that will enhance provision of maternity services.
The contribution was made by the Safaricom Foundation in partnership with the adminstration of Governor Johnson Sakaja.
The donated items, Sakaja said, will enhance the dignity of patients as his medical officers strive to offer quality healthcare to the people of Nairobi.
Sakaja said that the new additions are set to bolster the hospital's capacity to deliver exceptional care, especially in the maternity and cardiac departments. T
"This donation is a testament to the fruitful partnerships that are pivotal to our healthcare mission," he said.
"Health services is the cornerstone of my administration's commitment to the people of Nairobi."
The electric delivery beds will enhance the comfort and safety of mothers during childbirth, while the cardiac monitor will improve the hospital's ability to manage patients with heart conditions effectively.
Sakaja assured residents that his team is dedicated to delivering quality healthcare services diligently with the overall aim of improving the well-being of the communities
"This initiative is a clear example of our shared commitment to advancing healthcare accessibility and quality for our community," Sakaja said.
"By continuously fortifying our capacity, we strive to meet the healthcare needs of Nairobi's residents more effectively and with greater dignity."
Sakaja lauded the ongoing support from partners like the Safaricom Foundation saying it is key in realizing his vision for Nairobi County and ensuring that Mbagathi Hospital remains a beacon of hope and care for those it serves.
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