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Aga Khan Hospital’s Roysambu clinic to offer dialysis services

Aga Khan University Hospital CEO Shawn Bolouki (left) and Minet Kenya MD Sammy Muthui (right) tour the dialysis centre in Roysambu after the official opening on April 8, 2019. PHOTO | COURTESY

What you need to know:

  • CEO Shawn Bolouki said they are committed to continue playing a leading role in the fight against non-communicable diseases.
  • He said statistics indicate that four million Kenyans are suffering from one form of kidney disease.
  • The hospital also became the first in the region to install a PET Scan.

Residents of Roysambu in Nairobi can now easily access medical and dialysis services after the Aga Khan University Hospital opened a new centre at the Jewel Complex building.

Minet Kenya Managing Director Sammy Muthui was the chief guest at the opening ceremony held on Monday.