Coast General Teaching and Referral Hospital

✨ Our Cath. Lab team led by Cardiothoracic Surgeon Dr. Nigel Amollo has successfully performed a rare Thoracic Endovascular Aortic Repair (TEVAR);- a minimally invasive procedure that treats, descending Thoracic aortic aneurysms, threatening aortic conditions while helping patients recover faster.

This milestone underscores our commitment to delivering specialized, world‑class care closer to home, ensuring our community benefits from cutting‑edge treatment without the burden of distant travel.

We proudly commend our multidisciplinary team including Anaesthesia Team, Cath. Lab Team, Theatre Team, ICU team, Ward and Administration Team, for their expertise, dedication, and compassion; redefining excellence in patient care and restoring hope every day.✨

Together we have now successfully completed two cases at , demonstrating that we are moving in the right direction and making significant progress in delivering advanced care within government facilities.

Reach us for medical emergencies through hotline number 0722 207868.

At , we are dedicated to safeguarding the vision and well‑being of our youngest patients. Every Thursday at the Newborn Unit (NBU), our team offers Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) screenings, an essential service that helps detect and manage eye conditions in babies born too soon.👶🏽👁️

ROP happens when the blood vessels in a baby’s retina don’t develop normally. Without early detection and care, it can cause serious vision challenges or even blindness. Babies born prematurely or with low birth weight are more vulnerable, which makes regular screening especially important.

✨ Early screening saves sight. By identifying warning signs early, our specialists can provide timely treatment and follow‑up care, giving every child the best chance at a brighter, healthier future.

Together, let’s continue to champion specialized neonatal care through screening, early intervention, and compassionate healthcare services. You can reach our hotline number for medical emergencies on phone number 0722 207868.

Ebola is a severe and often deadly disease caused by the Ebola is a severe and often deadly disease caused by the Ebola virus.
It spreads through direct contact with the blood, body fluids, or tissues of an infected person or animal.
Early symptoms include fever, headache, fatigue, muscle pain, and sore throat, which may progress to vomiting, diarrhea, and bleeding in severe cases.

✨ Honouring Dedication, Celebrating Excellence ✨

At , we came together for a heartfelt Consultants Appreciation Dinner; a special evening to recognize the unwavering dedication, professionalism, and compassion of our consultants.

This gathering was more than a dinner; it was a moment of gratitude for the countless hours, expertise, and sacrifices that go into saving lives and transforming healthcare every single day.

To our consultants: thank you for your resilience, your humanity, and your tireless service. Your commitment inspires excellence and strengthens the health of our community.

Together, we celebrate the heroes behind healthcare, the people whose impact reaches far beyond the hospital walls. 💙

We take this opportunity to appreciate all partners who made this engagement a success!

✨ At , we believe every smile deserves to shine! ✨

One of the ways we help restore and protect healthy smiles is through Root Canal Treatment 🦷💙

👉 A root canal is a safe and effective procedure that saves a tooth when the inner pulp (the part with nerves and blood vessels) becomes infected or damaged.

Here’s how our caring dental team makes it comfortable and effective:
✅ Gentle numbing for a pain-free experience
✅ Precise removal of infected tissue
✅ Thorough cleaning & disinfecting of the canals
✅ Sealing to prevent future infection
✅ Restoring the tooth for strength and protection

At CGTRH, we’re committed to compassionate, high-quality dental care for our community; because your smile matters!

💬 Ready to reclaim your healthy smile? Visit us for a dental assessment and book your appointment today. Our team is here to keep your teeth strong, bright, and protected. For enquiries, call us directly at 0704721795.

The Ministry of Health urges members of the public to observe preventive measures against Ebola Virus Disease and rely only on official public health information.

Stay informed. Stay protected.

Ebola Virus Disease is a severe illness that spreads through direct contact with infected blood, body fluids, contaminated surfaces, or infected animals. Early awareness and prevention can save lives.

✅ Wash hands regularly
✅ Avoid contact with infected persons or body fluids
✅ Report suspected cases immediately
✅ Seek medical attention early if symptoms appear

Together, we can protect our communities through awareness, vigilance, and responsible action.

💙 Celebrating our Nurses ✨

At CGTRH, we proudly marked Nurses Week under the theme “Our Nurses, Our Future: Empowered Nurses and Midwives Save Lives.”

It was a powerful moment to honor the dedication, compassion, and resilience of our nurses and midwives, the true backbone of our hospital. Every day, your commitment transforms lives and strengthens the future of healthcare in our community.

To all our nurses: thank you for your unwavering service, your care, and your impact. You are our heroes in scrubs. 🌟

🦠❗ What is Hantavirus?
Hantavirus is a disease mainly spread through contact with infected rodents (rats & mice). You can get exposed by:
✔️ Breathing in contaminated dust
✔️ Touching contaminated surfaces
✔️ Handling rodents or their waste

⚠️ In rare cases, the Andes strain can spread between people through close contact.

Symptoms (1–8 weeks after exposure):
Fever, headache, muscle aches, fatigue, nausea/vomiting, and in severe cases, difficulty breathing.
👉 Severe illness may progress to Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), which can be life-threatening.

Protect yourself:
✔️ Keep surroundings clean & rodent-free
✔️ Store food safely & dispose of waste properly
✔️ Wash hands regularly with soap & water
✔️ Avoid contact with rodents & droppings

🚨 Seek medical care immediately if you develop fever or breathing difficulties, especially after recent travel.




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✨ Throwback Thursday! ✨
In pictures: reliving the joy of Nurses Week at the Maternity Unit; moments of care, compassion, and celebration captured in time. 💙