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Medical equipment for clinics, laboratories and hospitals in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
Medical equipment from Jodroc is organised into ten categories covering 122 product lines, from the dental chair in an operatory through to the laboratory analyser and the plant-room services behind the walls. Every category below links to its own page with the equipment it covers, real indicative pricing where Jodroc has published it, and the product lines already stocked. Jodroc supplies, installs and services this equipment for clinics, laboratories, theatres and hospitals across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda from its base on Tom Mboya Street, Nairobi, with same-day delivery for items already in stock.
Search engines and buyers in East Africa also write this the plural way, medical equipments, and both forms mean the same ten categories listed on this page.
The ten categories
Each one links through to the real product lines it covers.
Or start by room
Jodroc also groups this same catalogue by the room it goes into, for anyone specifying a whole space rather than one category at a time. The room view and category view link to the same product pages, so either way in reaches the same 122 lines.
What medical equipment costs in Kenya
Jodroc has published real indicative pricing on several of its own cost pages, rather than leaving every figure to a quote. A single-chair dental surgery typically runs from KES 1.89 million to KES 3.8 million. A medical laboratory runs from about KES 742,000 for a bench lab to KES 8.5 million for a fully automated standalone lab. A hospital theatre runs from roughly KES 1.8 million for a minor operations theatre to about KES 18.2 million for a general theatre paired with a maternity theatre. Each category page below carries the specific range for its own equipment.
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Supplied, installed and serviced
Every order is commissioned on site before handover, and planned maintenance continues afterward rather than waiting for a breakdown call. That holds across all ten categories, from a single sphygmomanometer to a full theatre build. See how this works in Nairobi, or request a quote against any category above.
Common questions
It covers the clinical devices a practice treats patients with: examination, diagnostic, monitoring, theatre and laboratory equipment. Jodroc separates it into ten categories, from dental equipment and imaging through to hospital furniture, laboratory analysers and the plant-room services that keep them running, listed below.
No. Equipment is the capital item, an autoclave, an analyser, a dental chair, bought once and serviced for years. Consumables are what that equipment uses up, gloves, reagents, burs, syringes, reordered every month. Jodroc supplies both on the same account, with consumables detailed separately.
It depends entirely on the category and the build. Jodroc's own published figures run from about KES 742,000 for a bench laboratory added inside an existing clinic, to roughly KES 18.2 million for a general theatre paired with a maternity theatre, with a single-chair dental surgery typically landing between KES 1.89 million and KES 3.8 million. Category pages below carry the specific ranges.
Yes. Jodroc supplies, installs and services equipment for clinics, laboratories and hospitals across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda from its Tom Mboya Street base in Nairobi, with same-day delivery for items already in stock.
Installation and commissioning are part of every order, and planned maintenance continues after handover. Jodroc's own standard is supplied, installed and serviced, not supplied and left.