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Mater Misericordiae Hospital

A leading Catholic private hospital founded by the Sisters of Mercy — widely known for cardiac care, the Mater Heart Run, and affordable specialist healthcare since 1962.

📍 South B, Nairobi, Kenya
🏥 Private Mission Hospital
📅 Founded 1962
🛏️ 176 Beds

📋 About Mater Misericordiae Hospital

Mater Misericordiae Hospital was founded in 1962 by the Sisters of Mercy, a Catholic Order of Nuns originating from Ireland. Located along Mukenia and Dunga Road in South B, Nairobi, the hospital has grown from a small facility to one of Kenya’s leading private hospitals with 176 beds and a network of five outpatient medical centres across Nairobi.

The hospital is widely known for its cardiac programme, anchored by the annual Mater Heart Run started in 2002 as the main fundraising avenue for open heart surgery. The hospital is NHIF-accredited and accepts major insurance schemes. It operates across Kenya in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nyeri, Nakuru, Machakos, Kakamega, and beyond. Its nursing training arm, Catherine McAuley Nursing School, is a leading institution in nursing education in Africa.

🏷️ Company Details

TypePrivate Catholic Mission Hospital
Founded1962 — Sisters of Mercy (Ireland)
LocationMukenia & Dunga Road, South B, Nairobi
Beds176
Medical Centres5 Outpatient Centres across Nairobi
InsuranceNHIF Accredited & Major Schemes
M-PESA DonationsPaybill 6556555 — Account: Your Name

⚙️ Services Offered

🔵 Cardiac & Open Heart Surgery
🔵 Emergency & Accident Care
🔵 Renal Unit (Hemodialysis)
🔵 ICU & Critical Care
🔵 Maternity & Neonatal Care
🔵 Radiology & Imaging
🔵 Laboratory Services
🔵 Physiotherapy
🔵 Pharmacy
🔵 Counselling Centre
🔵 Outpatient Specialist Clinics
🔵 Dental Services

🏥 Medical Centres (Nairobi)

BranchLocation
Main HospitalMukenia & Dunga Road, South B
Buruburu CentreFairlane Building, 1st Floor, Buruburu Shopping Centre
Thika Road MallTRM, Kasarani, 2nd Floor
Development House1st Floor, Moi Avenue/Tom Mboya Street
WestlandsWestlands Square, 1st Floor, Ring Road
Outering RoadKinetic House (formerly TNT Building)
Karen CentreAt the Well, Karen Langata Road

🕐 Working Hours

MondayOpen 24 HoursOpen
TuesdayOpen 24 HoursOpen
WednesdayOpen 24 HoursOpen
ThursdayOpen 24 HoursOpen
FridayOpen 24 HoursOpen
SaturdayOpen 24 HoursOpen
SundayOpen 24 HoursOpen
🚨 Main hospital & A&E open 24/7. Call A&E directly on 0719 073 051.

📍 Location & Map

📍 Mukenia & Dunga Road, South B, Nairobi · Get Directions →

📬 Contact Information

🌐 Websitematerkenya.com
📧 Emailinform@materkenya.com
📞 Call Centre0719 073 000 / 0732 163 000 / 020 690 3000
📞 A&E Direct0719 073 051
📍 AddressMukenia & Dunga Road, South B, P.O. Box 30325-00100, Nairobi, Kenya

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Mater Hospital is widely respected for its cardiac programme, compassionate nursing care, affordable services, and the iconic Mater Heart Run which has funded hundreds of life-saving open heart surgeries for children.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Mater Hospital located in Nairobi?

Mater Misericordiae Hospital is located along Mukenia & Dunga Road, South B, Nairobi. P.O. Box 30325-00100.

How do I contact Mater Hospital?

Call 0719 073 000, 0732 163 000, or 020 690 3000. For A&E call directly on 0719 073 051. Email inform@materkenya.com.

What is the Mater Heart Run?

The Mater Heart Run is an annual fundraising event started in 2002 to fund the Mater Cardiac Programme, which provides open heart surgery for children who cannot afford the cost of treatment.

Does Mater Hospital accept NHIF?

Yes. Mater Misericordiae Hospital is NHIF-accredited and accepts the medical scheme for civil servants and other managed schemes.

How many branches does Mater Hospital have?

Mater Hospital has one main hospital in South B plus five outpatient medical centres across Nairobi including Buruburu, TRM, Development House, Westlands, and Karen.

How do I donate to Mater Hospital?

You can donate via M-PESA Paybill 6556555 using your name as the account number. Donations support the Cardiac Programme and other charitable healthcare initiatives.

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David Mwangi is a Nairobi-based business journalist specializing in Kenyan corporate news, economic policy, and regulatory developments. With experience in commercial reporting, he closely follows updates from the eCitizen platform, Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), and the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK). His reporting focuses on helping readers understand how policy changes, business trends, and government regulations affect companies and individuals across Kenya. He can be reached at david.mwangi@business.co.ke
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