Herona Community Hospital was honored to host Dr. Yu Qui from the United States of America during a special visit aimed at strengthening laboratory services and advancing diagnostic healthcare at the facility. The visit marked the first important step towards the donation and installation of the very first PCR machine at Herona Community Hospital, a major milestone expected to transform
Herona Community Hospital is pleased to inform the general public that the hospital will be organizing the final Free Hernia Surgical Week aimed at helping patients suffering from hernias receive safe and professional surgical treatment at no cost. The surgical camp will be led by the experienced Dr. Kiko together with a dedicated team of surgeons, theatre staff, and healthcare
Herona Community Hospital is honored to welcome Dr. Hans Broertjes for a 10-day working visit aimed at strengthening the hospital’s future through international collaboration and strategic growth. Dr. Broertjes, a seasoned project development expatriate with vast experience in global health partnerships, is visiting Herona to assess ongoing programs, identify opportunities for expansion, and support the hospital in building sustainable international
Herona Community Hospital was honored to host Dr. David Luengas during a special surgical medical mission aimed at improving access to specialized thyroid care for the people of Ntenjeru South Constituency. During his visit, Dr. Luengas successfully performed over 50 free thyroid surgeries at the hospital, bringing hope and healing to many patients who had long suffered from thyroid-related conditions
Herona Community Hospital has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Dr. Burton a consultant GI SURGEON in a strategic partnership aimed at improving access to quality healthcare services within the community and strengthening the training of local medical staff. The partnership marks an important milestone in the hospital’s mission of delivering affordable, accessible, and professional healthcare services to
Herona Community Hospital proudly celebrates a landmark achievement with the successful completion of its first cleft surgery, performed by the esteemed Dr. Maria de los Angeles Muñoz Miguelsanz in collaboration with Dr. Maria Rocio Diez, Dr. olga and the dedicated Herona surgical team. This groundbreaking procedure marks a significant step forward in the hospital’s journey toward expanding specialized surgical services.
Herona Community Hospital is proud to announce an exciting milestone in its journey toward becoming a center of excellence in surgical care. Three of our dedicated specialists have been awarded a fully sponsored opportunity to travel to the United States and participate in a two-week Dr. Sims Surgical Skills Training Program at the Centre for Global Health, University of Illinois
Herona Community Hospital was privileged to host Dr. Hassan from University of Illinois Chicago, who conducted a highly impactful hands-on surgical training session for general doctors, focusing on the Lichtenstein hernia repair technique. The training brought together a dedicated group of clinicians eager to strengthen their surgical skills and improve patient outcomes. Dr. Hassan shared his vast expertise in modern
Herona Community Hospital recently hosted a highly impactful surgical training led by Dr. Hassan, Associate Professor of Bariatric Surgery at the University of Illinois Chicago. The visit marked a significant step in strengthening local surgical capacity through international collaboration and knowledge exchange. During the training, Dr. Hassan guided local surgeons through the Lichtenstein mesh repair technique, a globally recognized and
Herona Community Hospital Brings Eye Care Services Closer to the Community at Banga Village Herona Community Hospital successfully conducted a comprehensive eye outreach clinic at Banga Village in Ntenjeru Subcounty, reaffirming its commitment to delivering accessible and affordable healthcare services to underserved communities. The outreach attracted a large number of residents who turned up to benefit from the free services