On behalf of the Governor, H.E. Rev. Mutuma M’Ethingia, I officially flagged off a consignment of medical supplies destined for our Level 4 and Level 5 health facilities. In the coming week, supplies for Level 2 and Level 3 facilities will also be dispatched, with the total consignment valued at approximately Ksh60 million. These essential supplies will be distributed across our 216 health facilities within the county to strengthen service delivery and improve patient care.
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‎This shipment includes a wide range of health products and technologies aimed at addressing the diverse medical needs of Meru residents. As an administration, we are determined to ensure that no health facility runs out of essential medicines and that every patient who seeks care in o…
On behalf of the Governor, H.E. Rev. Mutuma M’Ethingia, the Deputy Governor, H.E. Linda Gakii Kiome, officially flagged off a consignment of medical supplies destined for the county’s Level 4 and Level 5 health facilities. In the coming week, additional supplies for Level 2 and Level 3 facilities will also be dispatched, bringing the total consignment value to approximately Ksh60 million. These essential supplies will be distributed across the 216 health facilities within Meru County to strengthen service delivery and enhance patient care.

The shipment comprises a wide range of health products and technologies designed to address the diverse medical needs of Meru residents. The county administration remains committed to ensuring that no health facility runs out of essential medicines and that every patient seeking care in public hospitals and clinics receives the quality attention they deserve.

This financial year, the County Government of Meru has allocated Ksh300 million to the health sector for the acquisition of medical supplies. Residents were also encouraged to register for the Social Health Authority (SHA), as a healthy Meru remains a shared pride. The ongoing elevation of the Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) to a Level 6 facility, expected to host an 800-bed capacity, is progressing steadily.

Also present were Health Services CECM Dr. Denis Muriungi, Youth Affairs, Sports, Gender and Social Development CECM Hon. Elias Murega, County Attorney Lucy Kaaria, Health Services Ag. Chief Officer Dr. Koome Muthuri, Igoji East MCA Hon. Damiano Muchui, and Dr. Charles Maina representing KEMSA.

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