General Outpatient & Inpatient Services

General Outpatient & Inpatient Services

Our General Outpatient and Inpatient Services are the heart of Kiamakima Community Hospital. Whether you walk in with a fever, a persistent cough, high blood pressure or a concern you cannot quite name, our clinicians assess you, diagnose the problem and begin treatment, often within the same visit. When your condition needs closer monitoring, you are admitted to our wards, where nurses, clinical officers and doctors work as one team. We manage common conditions in our community, including malaria, pneumonia, typhoid, hypertension and diabetes, and we link you to specialist, laboratory, pharmacy and rehabilitation services under one roof. We welcome patients paying through SHA, private insurance or cash.

Services Listing

  • Adult outpatient consultations and triage
  • Medical admission and inpatient ward care
  • Chronic disease management (hypertension, diabetes, asthma, epilepsy)
  • Management of infectious diseases (malaria, typhoid, TB screening)
  • HIV testing, counselling and care
  • Minor procedures (wound dressing, suturing, incision and drainage)
  • Health screening and medical check-ups
  • Referral and follow-up coordination

Frequently Ask Questions

You can book through the appointment form on our website by giving your name, mobile number, the service you need, and your preferred date and time. We’ll text you to confirm the exact slot. You can also call 0796002022 or visit the reception desk anytime.

We provide comprehensive healthcare services, including outpatient and inpatient care, emergency services, maternity care, laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging, surgical procedures, and specialist consultations.

We accept SHA and selected private medical insurance providers, subject to applicable coverage and approval. Please contact our reception team to confirm your insurance eligibility before your visit.

Yes, our Emergency Department operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing prompt medical attention to patients requiring urgent and emergency care.

Please carry your national ID or identification document, relevant medical records, current medication details, and insurance information where applicable. These help us provide efficient and coordinated care.