From Humble Beginnings to Premier Care: Dr. Toseef Din Shares the Evolution of M.P. Shah Hospital
Dr. Toseef Din, CEO of M.P. Shah Hospital, provides an overview of the hospital. Located in Nairobi, M.P. Shah Hospital is a modern 217-bed facility …
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Dr. Toseef Din, CEO of M.P. Shah Hospital, provides an overview of the hospital. Located in Nairobi, M.P. Shah Hospital is a modern 217-bed facility …
In this exclusive interview, Dr. Toseef Din presents M.P. Shah Hospital, Kenya’s premier patient-centric healthcare facility. Established in the late 1920s, M.P. Shah Hospital has grown exponentially, evolving into a Level 6 hospital. With a robust focus on patient-centered care and continual investment in state-of-the-art technology, infrastructure, and human resources, M.P. Shah Hospital has emerged as a beacon of excellence in the region. Dr. Din’s strategic vision and commitment to transformative healthcare solutions have not only propelled the hospital’s expansion to triple its bed capacity and workforce, but also solidified its reputation as a leader in specialized medical services, including oncology, cardiovascular care, and maternal health. Join us as Dr. Din shares insights into M.P. Shah Hospital’s journey, challenges, achievements, and ambitious plans.
Renee Ngamau, Co-Founder and President, and Dr. Moka Lantum, Co-Founder and CEO, introduce Checkups Cova, a groundbreaking health financing and benefits management platform poised to …
In this insightful interview, we explore the pressing issues facing the healthcare sector in Kenya and Africa with Renee Ngamau, Co-Founder and President, and Dr. Moka Lantum, Co-Founder and CEO of Checkups Cova. With their extensive expertise, they discuss the state of healthcare, the financial burdens faced by citizens, and the innovative solutions Checkups Cova is implementing to make healthcare more accessible and affordable. Their pioneering approach aims to transform the healthcare landscape by embedding financial solutions into healthcare benefits, ensuring that even the most vulnerable populations can receive the care they need. Join us as we delve into their mission to revolutionize healthcare financing and accessibility in Africa.
The Rotary Club of Malindi celebrated its 32nd charter anniversary, and one of the ways they raise funds for education bursaries and polio eradication is through the Annual Malindi Marathon/Charity Walk, now in its eleventh year. Crown Paints Kenya PLC, in collaboration with Rhagib Stores, proudly supports the Malindi Marathon since its inception, as part of their commitment to business partners and CSR initiatives.
Sven Hermans, Board Member at Ponea Health, explains why Africa is the future of healthcare and discusses investment opportunities in the African healthcare sector.
Sven Hermans, Board Member at Ponea Health, talks investment opportunities in Ponea, the revolutionary online healthcare marketplace that offers convenience, discretion and lower cost of healthcare to africans living in urban areas.
Sven Hermans gives an overview of Ponea’s marketplace, a platform dedicated to creating better, more timely and affordable access to healthcare in Kenya, as well as the whole African continent. He also talks about investment opportunities in the African healthcare sector, as Ponea is now looking for impact investors, corporate investors and venture capitalists to push its mission and vision forward.
The market forces in the pharmaceutical industry are shifting towards more sustainable packaging options as consumers are becoming more conscious of their impact on the environment and are demanding more eco-friendly products. Pharmaceutical companies that invest in recyclable packaging will not only be able to meet consumer demands, but also stay ahead of their competitors.
Businessman Michael Macharia, Co-Founder of IT firm SevenSeas Technologies, has won a Sh1.6 billion award against the Kenyan government following a cancelled contract to wire 98 State hospitals. Retired judge and now arbitrator Aaron Ringera found the State at fault in terminating the Sh4.7 billion contract that demanded SevenSeas Technologies provide the technology component of the Managed Equipment Service (MES) plan.