Tabaka Mission Hospital – Mission Hospital in Tabaka

Tabaka Mission Hospital is a Catholic mission hospital in Tabaka, Kisii County, the area famous for its soapstone carving. Founded in 1976, it has been a cornerstone of healthcare for the surrounding community for nearly five decades, combining compassionate care with modern medicine.

The hospital offers a full range of services from emergency care to specialised treatment. These include out-patient care, maternity services for mothers and children, a modern laboratory with quick results, surgery and theatre, radiology and imaging, a pharmacy and other diagnostic and support services. It is open 24 hours a day.

From Kisii town, drive about 20 km along the Kisii–Migori highway to Nyachenge Junction, then turn left and continue 5 km to the hospital. By public transport, take a matatu from Kisii bus park towards Migori, Kehancha or Rongo, get off at Nyachenge Junction and take a taxi or boda boda.

Contacts: 0721 361 953 or info@tabakamissionhospital.or.ke. More on the Tabaka Mission Hospital website.