The KMPDC facility licensing requirements for a clinic, dispensary or small specialist practice in Kenya come down to three categories: Level 2 (outpatient-only clinics, dispensaries and dispensary-type facilities), Level 3A (a comprehensive health centre with 16 to 40…
Short answer: an X-ray machine price in Kenya ranges from about KES 160,000 for an entry dental intraoral unit to over KES 7,000,000 for a new CBCT system, with ward and theatre portable X-ray units sitting at roughly…
Short answer: an infusion pump price in Kenya runs about KES 120,000 for a single-channel syringe driver to KES 280,000 for a volumetric infusion pump with occlusion alarms and multi-rate programming. Most general wards buying new in 2026…
Short answer: an autoclave price in Kenya depends entirely on which department is buying it. A dental autoclave runs KES 95,000 to 420,000. A laboratory autoclave runs KES 165,000 to 280,000. A theatre or hospital steam steriliser runs…
Short answer: an automated external defibrillator (AED) price in Kenya runs about KES 120,000 to 160,000. A manual biphasic defibrillator-monitor, the type a theatre or ICU actually needs, runs KES 260,000 to 550,000 depending on whether it is…
Short answer: a patient monitor price in Kenya runs from about KES 55,000 for a basic NIBP, SpO2 and pulse unit to KES 530,000 for a full multiparameter monitor with EtCO2 and invasive pressure. Most general theatres and…
Short answer: an anaesthesia machine price in Kenya runs from about KES 900,000 for a single-vaporizer continuous-flow machine to KES 1.8 million or more for a dual-vaporizer unit with an electronic ventilator and built-in monitoring. Most general theatres…
Short answer: sterilizer validation beyond the autoclave covers two things our autoclave validation and cycle logging guide does not: reading what a chemical indicator’s ISO 11140 class actually tells you when it fails, rather than just when to…
Short answer: infusion pump and syringe driver accuracy testing checks that the volume a pump actually delivers matches the rate programmed into it, measured gravimetrically or with a dedicated flow analyser rather than trusted from the display. This…
Short answer: defibrillator testing checks that the device can actually deliver the energy it claims to, on demand, every time, by discharging into a calibrated energy analyser rather than trusting the unit’s own self-check display. It covers energy…