This is the equipment a clinic, ward or theatre runs on day to day: monitors, an anaesthesia machine, a ventilator, a defibrillator, and the examination and emergency equipment around them. It is specified on two things at once, what the room needs when everything is calm, and what it needs in the ninety seconds after something goes wrong. A crash trolley, a defibrillator and a bag valve mask only earn their place if someone has checked them since the last time they were needed. Jodroc supplies, installs and services this equipment across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, with the same engineers who installed a machine coming back for its planned maintenance.
Medical Equipment product lines
16 lines stocked in this category, each with its own page and pricing on request.
Jodroc groups this category under Clinic, ward and theatre when specifying a whole space. See the full catalogue by room →
Common questions
An examination couch and light, a sphygmomanometer and basic diagnostic set, a pulse oximeter or patient monitor, a nebuliser, and a resuscitation trolley with a bag valve mask cover most general outpatient work. A theatre or maternity unit adds an anaesthesia machine, ventilator, theatre lights and a defibrillator on top of that.
Jodroc commissions each unit on installation and offers planned maintenance visits afterward, so equipment like anaesthesia machines and defibrillators is checked on a schedule rather than only when something fails.
Yes. Jodroc serves clinics, laboratories and theatres across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda from its Tom Mboya Street base in Nairobi, with same-day delivery for items already in stock.
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