Facilities
Registry records on a map
Operational Level 4–6 facilities are positioned on an interactive map where coordinates are available. Filters narrow the registry by level, service category, county, sub-county, and public or private ownership.
Healthcare System
About this registry
An interactive view of Kenya's healthcare registry.
This app places facility records on a map, adds practical filters to the published registers, and makes specialist credentials and procedure fees easier to explore. It is not medical advice.
Practitioners
More usable practitioner records
General-practice and specialist-practice records retain their published licence type. Official specialty and subspecialty labels, qualifications, training, career stage, institution, and year make the practitioner registry more searchable.
Procedure fees
Find a procedure fee
Search by procedure name, code, or fee range.
Search procedure fees →Web enrichment
Added only when verified
Research scripts collect public contact and website evidence separately from the core registry. A value is added only after the facility or practitioner identity and source are independently verified; unresolved candidates remain out of the public record.
Practitioners
KMPDC medical registers
Published local, foreign, and EAC medical-practitioner rows, including masked registration numbers and qualification text, come from KMPDC. Dental, COHO, and intern registers are excluded.
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Facility registers
Facility records are drawn from the KMPDC facility register and referral-facility source material. Map coverage depends on whether a record contains usable coordinates.
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Derived, never disguised
Credential structure, training years, career stage, and canonical specialty fields are derived from published text using documented parsing and mapping rules.
Research evidence
Separate from source data
Web findings are kept in an evidence ledger with source URLs and validation status before any reviewed value can enrich a registry record.
How to read a record
- Core record data is copied from the published source.
- Derived data is produced from the core record by documented parsing and mapping rules.
- Enriched data comes from independently verified public web evidence and retains its source URL and check date.
Important limits
The registry does not diagnose, recommend treatment, rank clinicians, confirm current availability, or replace consultation with a qualified professional. Check the linked official source for the current record.