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CIC Approved Medical Service Providers CIC GROUP COUNTY NAME OF SERVICE PROVIDER PHYSICAL ADDRESS TELEPHONE NO. SERVICES OFFERED CATEGORY A Nairobi County THE NAIROBI HOSPITAL Argwings Kodhek Road, Hurlingham 2722160 / 2845000/0722-204-114 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Nairobi Hospital-Warwick Centre UN Avenue- Warwick 0729 110 202/2718822 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Nairobi Hospital Galleria Mall Galleria Mall along langata road near bomas of kenya 0788 715 433/8895000 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County THE MATER HOSPITAL South B 0732 163 000/0722 828 629 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Mater Hospital-Development Clinic (branch) Development house, 1st floor 0719-333-222 / 0206903600 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Mater Buruburu Clinic Fairlane,above Uchumi Supermarket 0719-888-444 / 020-690-3700 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Mater Hospital-Westlands Clinic Westlands square,above uchumi supermarket,1st floor 0714-660-862 / 0734-778-800 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Mater hospital Kasarani Clinic Thika road mall2nd floorjuction of Thika , Kamiti road 0726-433-179 / 0731-000-994 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Mater Embakasi Clinic TAJ MALL,2nd floor above Uchumi 0734-300-333 / 020-690-3500 OUTPATIENT Kiambu County Mater Thika Clinic Tuskys 3rd floor, Thika town 07122-299-880 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County GERTRUDES CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL Muthaiga Road 722898948 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Gertrudes Embakasi Clinic Airport road 0721-394-306, 0731-333-301/020 820 784 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Gertrudes Nairobi west Clinic Kodi Road 0721-394-306, 0735-639-063 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Gertrudes Lavington Clinic Othaya Road 0721-394-306, 0736-993-100/020 387460 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Gertrudes Donholm Clinic Manyanja road 0721-394-306, 0734-222-022/020 789 250 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Gertrudes Komorok Clinic komorok,mwangaza road 0721-394-306, 0720-999-357/020 805 5232 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Gertrudes pangani Clinic Juja Road 0721-394-306, 0711-463-020 OUTPATIENT Kajiado county Gertrudes Rongai Clinic Magadi Road 0713-003-387/0789-656-380 OUTPATIENT Kajiado county Gertrudes kitengela Clinic Namanga road Road 0721-394-306, 0725-227-717 OUTPATIENT Kiambu County Gertrudes Thika Clinic Kenyatta Highway Opposoite Tuskys 0736 520 083/0718 483 088 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County NAIROBI WOMENS HOSPITAL Hurlingham 0722 760 146/0721 696 214 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Nairobi womens Adams Branch kirichwa road off ngong road 0721-696-214/0732-426-017 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Nairobi womens Eastleigh karen house,2nd avenue Old posta building 0712-760-138/0712-760-145 OUTPATIENT Kajiado county Nairobi women Ongata Rongai Maadi road, opposite Fairmatt Supermarket 0202677023/4 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Kajiado county Nairobi womens Kitengela MK Arcade, namanga road 0707-899-909/0786-464-607 OUTPATIENT Nakuru County Nairobi womens Nakuru Nakuru 0711-113-499/0789-113-499 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County MP SHAH HOSPITAL Shivachi Road, Parklands 0733-606-752 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County AGA-KHAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL NAIROBI 3rd Parklands Avenue, Limuru Road 3740571 / 3740000/0711092000 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Prestige Medical Centre prestige plaza 2nd floor along ngong road 0203861690/3861493 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Valley arcade medical centre 1st floor Valley arcade Shopping centre,Gitanga road 20386 2570/71/72 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khanTown Medical Centre Jubilee exchange building 6th floor, Mama ngina street 020340318/3662557 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Buruburu Medical clinic Kya National library services, complex mumia sourt road 020 778-9889/366 2155 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Embakasi Medical Centre Pipeline area,outering road opposite kenya pipeline 020 366 2521/2102372 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Capital centre medical centre 1st floor,capital centre,Mombasa road 20 6532541/2/3662524 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Thigiri ridge medical centre 2nd floor,new Muthaiga shopping mall 202592090 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Donholm Medical Centre 1st flo,Green span Mallspan estate 202568432 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Juja Medical centre juja professional centre ground floor,Juja town along thika road 20 202 1980/2023/2096 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Capital centre medical centre 1st floor, capital centre, 0206532541/2 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Eastleigh Medical Centre yaya business Centre, general Waruingi 0203662581/6768313 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khanNgara Medical centre Lower ground floor,Ngara shopping complex,Ngara road 20 259 2007/9/2124 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Ruai Medical centre Tusky's Shopping Mall,lower Ground floor along kangudo Rd 20 259 1937/1960/61 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Ridgeways medical centre 1st floor,milestone business centre next to New total petrol station 20 259 2035/2110/2335 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Aga khan Ruaka Medical centre Tusky's Shopping Mall,lower Ground level,Ruaka shopping centre along Limuru Rd 20 202 177814/15/18 OUTPATIENT Kajiado county Aga khan Ngong medical centre 1st floor Hiwi Court Building,Ngong-Kiserian road,Ngong Town. 20 3662856/7` OUTPATIENT Kajiado county Aga khan Kitengela Medical Centre 1st flo, kitengela Capital Centre Kajiado road 020 456 622 OUTPATIENT Kiambu County Aga khan kikuyu Medical Centre 1st flo Muguku business Centre 0206631170/3562585 OUTPATIENT Kajiado county Aga khan Ongata Rongai Medical Centre 1st flo,ongata Mallcomplex,Ongata rongai road 0203 562 534 OUTPATIENT Machakos county Aga khan Athi river medical centre Martinice Villa,Athi river town 202592174/93/95 OUTPATIENT Machakos county Aga khan Syokimau Medical centre Soham OILS PETROL STATION ALONG Mombasa Road 20 259 91930/84/85 OUTPATIENT CATEGORY B NGONG ROAD Nairobi County COPTIC HOSPITAL Along Ngong Road, Nairobi 020 2725 856 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County MELCHIZEDEK HOSPITAL Dagoretti Corner along Naivasha road 0720-768-892/020 202 1128/0722-757-447 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL(PRIVATE WING) Along Hospital RD, OFF Ngong Road 0721-741-405/27263004919/43962 ext INPATIENT ONLY Nairobi County EAGLE EYE LASER CENTRE 5th Avenue building 3rd floor along Ngong road 020 271 3403 OPTICAL Nairobi County Meridian medical centre landmark Landmarkplaza opp Nairobi Hospital 0202655362/0722-889-300 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AAR Wilson GWH 4th Ngong Avenue, Williamson House 2nd Floor 020 289 051 /2/3/0703-063-000 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AVENUE HEALTHCARE First Floor, The Green House Ngong' Road 386 2540 / 2541 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AAR Adams Greenhouse 1st floor along ngong road near Adam ARCADE 0731-091-077/0203861317 OUTPATIENT VALLEY ROAD Nairobi County SDA (Better Living centre) Milimani Road 722143758 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT LANGATA REGION Nairobi County Langata Hospital Masai Shopping Centre near Uhuru Gardens 0722825782/0724485376 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County AVENUE HEALTHCARE Ground Floor at the Kenol Station, Langata Road 0711 060 280 / 0732 175 280 OUTPATIENT CITY CENTRE Nairobi County Meridian medical centre Nation Centre Nation Centre 11th Floor 020-2691543/0700-429-138 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Meridian medical centre City Square Jeevan Bharat,Harambee Ave 020-2611179/0719-802-440 OUTPATIENT WESTLANDS/WAIYAKI WAY REGION Nairobi County Meridian medical centre The mall The Mall, Westlands, 2rd floor 0202991544/0719-802-605 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AAR Sarit 4th Floor , Sarit Centre Mall, Westlands 020 444 6202/8/ 0731-191-064/0726-471-384 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County Chiromo Lane Medical Centre Chiromo Lane,Muthithi Road Junction Westlands 0729359501 / 0786-265143 PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL BURUBURU Nairobi County METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL Buru buru Phase III 0202245203/0202219945/0703-686-662 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Meridian medical centre Buruburu Buruburu 0202451654/0719-802-247 OUTPATIENT KASARANI Nairobi County ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL KASARANI Kasarani - Mwiki Road 0713-969-608/020-244-5811 OUTPATIENT EMBAKASI Nairobi County AAR Embakasi Wanandege sacco building ground floor 733888259 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AVENUE HEALTHCARE Ground Floor, Kenol Station North Airport Road 257 3243 / 3244 OUTPATIENT NAIROBI WEST Nairobi County NAIROBI WEST HOSPITAL Gandhi Avenue, Nairobi West 602684/603492/0722-200-944 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County MERIDIAN EQUATOR HOSPITAL Bukani Road, Nairobi West 0722 207 623 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County Meridian medical centre Capital centre Capital centre,Mombasa Rd 1st flo 0202691549/0705-980-085 OUTPATIENT HARLIGHAM/LAVINGTON REGION Nairobi County Meridian medical centre Yaya centre Yaya centre 3rd floor 0202609180/0701-016-608 OUTPATIENT DONHOM Nairobi County Meridian medical centre Donholm Caltex business Centre,1st flo 0202180121/0719-802-241 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AVENUE HEALTHCARE Ground Floor, Kenol Station North Airport Road 257 3243 / 3244 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AAR Donholm Donholm,behind caltex petrol station next to family bank. OUTPATIENT KOMAROCK Nairobi County Komarack Modern Patient's Care Centre Komarack Estate 0721 257 614 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT THIKA ROAD REGION Nairobi County RUARAKA NEEMA HOSPITAL Near kasarani, thika road 0721-451-397/0724-585-889 OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT Nairobi County AVENUE HEALTHCARE Second Floor, Garden City Mall 0732 175 230 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AAR Roysambu along thika road Royal plaza, Roysambu road,OFF kamiti road Nairobi 0725225225/0734225225 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County AAR Mountain mall mountain mall 1st floor, along thika highway 733888259 OUTPATIENT Nairobi County GURU NANAK HOSPITAL Murang'a road
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