Coast General Teaching and Referral Hospital will temporarily shut its primary entrance for scheduled renovation work. The facility begins construction on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, with completion expected within three months. Hospital management directs patients to enter through the casualty gate during this period. Specific departments will remain operational throughout the renovation phase.
The registration area, activation center, cash point, booking section, reproductive center, casualty department, outpatient services, and dental unit will continue serving patients. Kenya's second largest public medical facility maintains 672 beds across 546 standard beds and 126 cots. The hospital recently completed major infrastructure improvements across multiple departments.
Modern equipment installations cover surgical theaters, anesthesia units, sterilization services, intensive care, laboratory facilities, and specialized treatment areas. Current services encompass comprehensive care, emergency treatment, laparoscopic surgery, diabetes management, dental care, neurosurgery, and round-the-clock laboratory operations. The 700-bed capacity facility operates under a Chief Administrator reporting to the Hospital Management Board.
The registration area, activation center, cash point, booking section, reproductive center, casualty department, outpatient services, and dental unit will continue serving patients. Kenya's second largest public medical facility maintains 672 beds across 546 standard beds and 126 cots. The hospital recently completed major infrastructure improvements across multiple departments.
Modern equipment installations cover surgical theaters, anesthesia units, sterilization services, intensive care, laboratory facilities, and specialized treatment areas. Current services encompass comprehensive care, emergency treatment, laparoscopic surgery, diabetes management, dental care, neurosurgery, and round-the-clock laboratory operations. The 700-bed capacity facility operates under a Chief Administrator reporting to the Hospital Management Board.
