MTRH’s New 1.5 Tesla MRI Centre Now Operational
The Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) has officially launched its new 1.5 Tesla MRI Centre, marking a significant milestone in providing advanced medical imaging services to the region. Located at the hospital’s Memorial Grounds, the newly operational MRI and Cath-Lab Centre is the only facility of its kind in a public institution in the area, offering cutting-edge diagnostic imaging at affordable rates.
The state-of-the-art MRI machine at the centre delivers high-resolution images, enhancing the hospital’s ability to offer precise diagnostics for various medical conditions. The facility is designed to cater to patients who require detailed imaging but seek cost-effective solutions. MTRH’s commitment to providing high-quality services is reflected in its focus on both technological excellence and affordability.
“Our MRI services harness the power of cutting-edge technology, featuring state-of-the-art machines that provide high-resolution images, yet at affordable rates,” said a hospital spokesperson.
The centre is staffed by a highly-skilled, multi-specialty team dedicated to ensuring a smooth experience for patients. In addition to offering professional medical services, the team provides support with patient registration and pre-authorization under the Social Health Authority (SHA).
In addition to the MRI services, the facility also includes an Interventional Radiology Unit, where patients can undergo assessments and minimally invasive therapeutic procedures. Furthermore, an upcoming Cardiac Catheterisation (Cath-Lab) Unit is set to provide life-saving treatments for coronary artery diseases, including cardiac arrest and related conditions.
MTRH continues to emphasize its commitment to delivering specialized healthcare services across multiple disciplines, ensuring that the people of the region have access to world-class medical care.
With this new MRI centre, MTRH is poised to strengthen its position as a leading healthcare provider in the region, offering both advanced diagnostic services and life-saving interventions under one roof.
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