Primegala services
From the first vaccines to the last growth check, we keep your child's health on track, and we're here at night when a little one is unwell.
The Mother & Child Health booklet is one of the most important documents your family owns. Each vaccine recorded in it protects your child from illnesses like measles, pneumonia and polio. We'll help you keep it up to date and remind you before each visit.
General guidance only. Your clinician will tell you about anything specific to you. Full patient guide
Child health services and immunisations are primary healthcare services. Routine vaccines on the national schedule are provided free of charge.
FAQs
The national schedule starts at birth (BCG and polio), continues at 6, 10 and 14 weeks, then measles-rubella at 9 and 18 months. Our article on the Kenya immunisation schedule explains each step.
Yes. We are open 24 hours. Come in immediately if your child is very drowsy, can't drink, has a convulsion or is breathing fast.
Vaccines on the Kenya national immunisation schedule are provided free in public programmes. Ask our team about any optional vaccines.
From the Health Hub
A parent-friendly guide to Kenya's national immunisation schedule, from BCG at birth to measles-rubella at 18 months, plus vitamin A, deworming and what to expect after vaccines.
How to decide whether to wait until morning or go straight to a 24-hour clinic. Warning signs for adults, children and pregnant women, and when to call 999 or 112 in Kenya.
How to check your child's temperature, keep them comfortable and spot the danger signs that mean you should come in tonight. Child fever advice for parents in Nakuru.
More services
Walk in any time for coughs, fevers, aches, infections and check-ups.
Learn moreOpen all night for sudden illness and injuries, with stabilisation and referral when needed.
Learn moreRespectful, skilled care through labour, birth and the first days with your baby.
Learn moreWalk in any time, day or night, or book ahead and we'll be ready for you. We're on the Nakuru–Nyahururu Road at Maili Sita, opposite Kiamaina Primary School.
