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Moh Approved Covid 19 Vaccination Posts March to June Final MINISTRY OF HEALTH MOH APPROVED COVID-19 VACCINATION POSTS-MARCH TO JUNE 2021 NB; Vaccination is free of charge County Subcounty Health Facility Name MFL CODE Ownership 1 Mvita Coast General Teaching and Referal Hospital 11289 Public 2 Changamwe Port Reitz Hospital 11740 Public 3 Mvita Tudor Sub County Hospital 11861 Public 4 Likoni Likoni Sub County Hospital 11522 Public 5 Mombasa Mvita Aga Khan Hospital Mombasa 11203 Private 6 Mvita Mombasa Hospital 11643 Private 7 Mvita Pandya Memorial Hospital 11734 Private 8 Kisauni Jocham Hospital 11434 Private 9 Nyali Premiere Hospital 24022 Private 10 Msambweni Msambweni CRH 11655 Public 11 Matuga Kwale Sub County Hospital 11507 Public 12 Kinango Kinango Sub County Hospital 11480 Public 13 Kwale Lungalunga Lungalunga Sub County Hospital 11526 Public 14 Kinango Samburu Sub County Hospital 11768 Public 15 Msambweni Diani Beach Hospital 25357 Private 16 Msambweni Kinondo Hospital 16547 Private 17 Kilifi north Kilifi county hospital 11474 Public 18 Malindi Malindi sub county hospital 11555 Public 19 Kaloleni Mariakani sub county hospital 11566 Public 20 Ganze Bamba sub county hospital 11237 Public 21 Kaloleni Jibana sub county hospital 11432 Public 22 Malindi Tawfiq hospital 11843 Private 23 Kilifi Magarini Meridian hospital 11381 Private 24 Malindi Star hospital 11829 Private 25 Magarini Afya hospital 21925 Private 26 Rabai Josmori hospital 25266 Private 27 Kaloleni Mariakani military hopsital 11225 Military 28 Kilifi south Swiss hospital 19023 Private 29 Kilifi north Watamu hospital 11897 Private 30 Galole Hola County Referral hospital 11411 Public 31 Tana River Tana Delta Ngao Sub county hospital 11711 Public 32 Tana north Bura Sub County hospita 11264 Public 33 Lamu West Lamu Refferal Hospital 11512 Public 34 Lamu Lamu West Faza Sub County Hospital 11373 Public 35 Lamu East Mpeketoni Sub County Hospital 11649 Public 36 Voi Moi County Refferal Hospital 11641 Public 37 Mwatate Mwatate Sub County Hospital 11695 Public 38 Wundanyi Wesu Sub County Hospital 11906 Public Taita Taveta 39 Taveta Taveta Sub County Hospital 11840 Public 40 Voi St Joseph Shelter of Hope 11817 FBO 41 Voi River Jordan Medical Centre 22279 Private 42 Dadaab Dadaab Sub-County Hospital 13316 Public 43 Balambala Balambala Sub-District Hospital 13298 Public 44 Ijara Ijara District Hospital - Masalani 13406 Public 45 Lagdera Modogashe Sub-County Hospital 13411 Public 46 Fafi Bura District Hospital 13339 Public 47 Hulugho Hulugho Sub County Hospital 13365 Public Garissa 48 Garissa Iftin Sub-District Hospital 13369 Public 49 Garissa Garissa County Referral Hospital 13346 Public 50 Dadaab- Ifo Camp Ifo Hospital 13368 NGO 51 Dadaab- Dagahaley Camp MSF Dagahaley Main Hospital 13318 NGO 52 Fafi- Hagadera Camp Hagadera Hospital 13359 NGO 53 Garissa Medina Hospital 19037 Private 54 Eldas Eldas Sub County Hospital 13333 Public 55 Tarbaj Tarbaj Sub County Hospital 13446 Public 56 Wajir East Wajir County Referral Hoaspital 13452 Public Wajir 57 Wajir North Bute Sub County Hospital 13314 Public 58 Wajir South Habaswein Sub County Hospital 13357 Public 59 Wajir West Griftu Sub County Hospital 13352 Public 60 Mandera East Mnadera County Referral Hospital 13402 Public 61 Mandera North Mandera North Subcounty Hospital 13423 Public 62 Mandera West Mandera West Sub county Hospital 13445 Public 63 Mandera Lafey Lafey sub county Hospital 13392 Public 64 Mandera South Mandera Central Sub County Hospital 13335 Public 65 Banissa Banissa Sub county Hospital 16811 Public 66 Kotulo Kutulo Sub county Hospital 13388 Public 67 Laisamis Laisamis Sub county Referral Hospital(Marsabit South)18856 Public Marsabit County Subcounty Health Facility Name MFL CODE Ownership 68 Moyale Moyale Sub county Referral Hospital 12544 Public 69 Saku Marsabit County Referral Hospital 12472 Public 70 Marsabit North Horr Kalacha Sub County Referral Hospital (Chalbi) 12142 Public 71 Laisamis Catholic Hospital Laisamis 16215 FBO 72 Mombasa Saku Ismc Hospital 12066 Private 73 Moyale Sololo Mission Hospital 12739 FBO 74 Isiolo Isiolo County Referral Hospital 12094 Public 75 Isiolo Garbatulla Garbatulla Sub County Hospital 12029 Public 76 Merti Merti Sub County Hospital 12514 Public 77 Imenti South Mikumbune Sub-District Hospital 12526 Public 78 Tigania East Muthara Sub-District Hospital 12591 Public 79 Imenti Central Cottolengo Mission Hospital 11977 FBO 80 Igembe South Nyambene District Hospital 12684 Public 81 Tigania East Mikinduri Sub-District Hospial 12525 Public 82 Imenti South Consolata Mission Hospital (Nkubu) 11976 FBO 83 Imenti Central Githongo District Hospital 12041 Public 84 Imenti North Giaki Sub-District Hospital 12036 Public 85 Igembe Central Kangeta Heaith Centre 12174 Public 86 Meru Imenti South Kanyakine District Hospital 12181 Public 87 Buuri St Theresa Hospital (Kiirua) 12303 FBO 88 Imenti South Kinoro Sub-District Hospital 12325 Public 89 Tigania West Mbeu Sub-District Hospital 12500 Public 90 Igembe South Maua Methodist Hospital 12492 FBO 91 Igembe North Mutuati Sub-County Hospital 12605 Public 92 Imenti South St Ann Hospital 12743 FBO 93 Buuri Timau Sub-County Hospital 12802 Public 94 Tigania East St John of God Hospital Tigania 12799 FBO 95 Tigania West Miathene District Hospital 16234 Public 96 Chuka Chuka county referral hospital 11973 public 97 Mwimbi PCEA Chogoria hospital 12445 FBO 98 Mwimbi Magutuni sub-county hospital 11970 Public 99 Tharaka south Tharaka subcounty hospital 12795 public Tharaka Nithi 100 Igambang'ombe Komarock Mordern hospital 26971 Private 101 Tharaka south Kibung'a hospital 23887 public 102 Tharaka North Gatunga hospital 18080 Public 103 Tharaka south st Orsola Hospital 12769 FBO 104 Manyatta Embu level 5 hospital 12004 Public 105 Runyejes Runyejes level 4 hospital 12719 Public 106 Mbeere north Mbeere level 4 hospital 16467 Public Embu 107 Mbeere north Ishiara level 4 hospital 16464 Public 108 Manyatta Embu childrens hospital tenri 12790 Private 109 Runyejes Consolata kyeni mission hospital 12413 FBO 110 Kitui Central Neema Hospital Ltd. Annex 24171 Private 111 Kitui Central The Kitui Family Care Hospital 24092 Private 112 Kitui East Zombe Sub County Hospital 23030 Public 113 Kitui Central Katulani Sub County Hospital (Kitui) 16991 Public 114 Kitui South Mutomo Sub County Hospital 12603 Public 115 Kitui East Mutitu Sub County Hospital 12601 Public 116 Kitui West Muthale Mission Hospital 12587 FBO 117 Mwingi West Migwani Sub County Hospital 12523 Public 118 Kitui Central Kitui County Referral Hospital 12366 Public 119 Kitui Central Jordan Hospital 12110 Private Kitui 120 Kitui South Our Lady of Lourdes Mutomo Hospital 12604 FBO 121 Kitui West Kauwi Sub County Hospital 12255 Public 122 Kitui South Ikanga Sub County Hospital 12077 Public 123 Kitui South Ikutha Sub County Hospital 12080 Public 124 Mwingi North Kyuso Sub County Hospital 12420 Public 125 Mwingi Central Mwingi Sub County Hospital 12626 Public 126 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Sub County Hospital 12184 Public 127 Kitui Central Neema Hospital 12641 Private 128 Mwingi North Tseikuru Sub County Hospital 12805 Public 129 Mwingi Central Nuu Sub County Hospital 12681 Public 130 Mwala Mwala Level 4 12618 Public 131 Kathiani Kathiani Level 4 12230 Public 132 Kalama Muuma Andu Level 4 12612 Public 133 Mavoko Athi River Level 4 11936 Public 134 Machakos Kangundo Kangundo Level 4 12177 Public 135 Yatta Matuu Level 4 12488 Public 136 Masina Masinga Level 4 12476 Public 137 Matungulu Nguluni Level 4 12657 Public Machakos County Subcounty Health Facility Name MFL CODE Ownership 138 Machakos Mutuini Level 4 12602 Public 139 Makueni Mutyambua Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12610 Public 140 Kaiti Mukuyuni Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12565 Public 141 Mbooni Tawa Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12787 Public 142 Mombasa Makueni Matiliku Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12485 Public 143 Kibwezi West Makindu Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12455 Public 144 Mbooni Mbooni Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12508 Public 145 Mbooni Kisau Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12341 Public 146 Kilome Sultan Hamud Subcounty Hospital (Level IV) 12777 Public 147 Makueni Makueni County Referral Hospital (Level V) 12457 Public 148 Makueni Kibwezi East Kibwezi Subcounty Hospital (IV) 12291 Public 149 Kibwezi East Kambu Subcounty Hospital (IV) 18596 Public 150 Kibwezi East Mtito Andei Subcounty Hospital (IV) 12547 Public 151 Kaiti Kilungu Subcounty Hospital (IV) 12314 Public 152 Kiati Kikoko Mission Hospital (IV) 12306 FBO 153 Makueni Ralpha Hospital 21676 Private 154 Makueni Royal Star Hospital 25386 Private 155 Makueni Ponya Hospital 18140 Private 156 Kibwezi West Kilome Nursing Home 12313 Private 157 Kibwezi West Mulatya Memorial Hospital 19320 Private 158 Olkalau JM Kariuki County Referral Hospital 10916 Public 159 Kinangop Engineer County Hospital 10171 Public 160 Nyandarua Kinangop North Kinangop Catholic Hospital 10887 FBO 161 Olkalau The Pine Hospital 26053 Private 162 Kinangop Pinnacle Flyover Hospital 20629 Public 163 Nyeri-central NYERI COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL 10903 Public 164 Nyeri Nyeri-South KNH ANNEX 25045 Public 165 Nyeri-central MT.KENYA HOSPITAL 10739 Public 166 Kirinyaga central Kerugoya county referral hospital 10520 Public 167 Kirinyaga north Our lady of roudes mwea mission hospital 10808 FBO 168 Kirinyaga south Kimbimbi sub county hospital 10609 Public 169 Kirinyaga west Sagana sub county hospital 10994 Public Kirinyaga 170 Kirinyaga east kianyaga sub county hospital 10565 Public 171 Kirinyaga central ACK mt. Kenya hospital 10738 FBO 172 Kirinyaga central Kerugoya medical centre 10522 Private 173
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