24-hour emergency & ambulance 0727 476 755
The NQHS hospital building on Moi South Lake Road, Karagita
New 5-storey hospital, open in Karagita

Quality care, close to home.

The only Level 3A hospital in Karagita — emergency, maternity, inpatient wards, dental, laboratory and pharmacy under one roof.

3ALevel hospital
35Beds, inpatient & maternity
24/7Emergency & ambulance
2009Serving Naivasha since
Our services

Everything a family needs, in one building

Walk in, or call ahead and we will prepare for your arrival.

24-hour emergency

Triage, casualty and ambulance dispatch at any hour.

Outpatient consultation

General and specialist clinics, seeing 60–100 patients a day.

Inpatient wards

Round-the-clock nursing care, part of our 35-bed capacity.

Maternity

Delivery, ANC and PNC, postnatal ward and private rooms — our busiest and highest-priority service.

Pediatrics

Child health, immunisation and paediatric admissions.

Laboratory

On-site diagnostics with same-day results for most tests.

Pharmacy

Prescriptions dispensed in-house, day and night.

Dental

A fully equipped dental wing — extractions, fillings, cleaning and reviews.

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Beds in the NQHS maternity ward The NQHS delivery room with delivery couch and newborn resuscitaire
Maternity at NQHS

Safe delivery, with a familiar face beside you

Maternity is our busiest and highest-priority service — affordable, high-quality care for expectant mothers in an area with a high birth rate and too little quality care nearby. Linda Mama covers eligible deliveries at no cost to the family.

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Inside NQHS

Take a look around

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What guides us
“Hospital of choice through incomparable patient care.”

Our vision · Read more about us

People

Patients and staff treated with dignity.

Quality

Clinical standards we can stand behind.

Responsibility

Accountable for every decision we make.

Communication

Explaining care in language you understand.

Book an appointment

Call the front desk and we will find you a time, or walk in during outpatient hours. Emergencies are seen straight away.