Chronic Care Clinics
CHRONIC CARE MANAGEMENT CLINICS
Breast Cancer Clinic (with KEBCOS)
Each year, thousands of Kenyan women are affected by breast cancer which not only impacts the individuals living with the disease, but also their families, friends and loved ones as well. It is in this view that Metropolitan hospital teamed up with Kenya breast cancer outreach support group to offer free screening and sensitize people on these conditions.
Onsite VCT Clinic (with MMAAK)
The hospital has partnered with Movement of Men against Aids in Kenya (M.M.A.A.K.), which is an NGO that involves men to take up their role in the fight against HIV and AIDS. M.M.A.A.K offers;
FREE on site VCT Clinic
Psychosocial support
Home based care management
Positive Youth Initiative – involves participation of the youth in developing programmes that interest them in the fight against HIV/AID
Free HIV Care and Management
The hospital has partnered with Gold Star Network, to offer out – patient care to financially challenged HIV+ persons at minimal cost plus psychosocial support via phone and referral to Gold Star Network psychosocial centres. We have further partnered with Movement of Men Against Aids in Kenya (M.M.A.A.K.) to offer on site psychosocial support and home based care management.
The clinic runs every Wednesday from 2 – 5 p.m. and ensures FREE;
Laboratory tests – CD4/CD8 counts and PCR for children below 18 years.
Anti – Retroviral Treatment (A.R.V.’s)
Septrin DS Tablets only (Antibiotic)
Anti Tuberculosis (T.B.)
Multivitamins
Support group activities
HEALTH EDUCATIONÂ
Preventive Health
We educate the public on preventive medicine through lectures and flyers. This is done for FREE to companies, institutions and communities around us and helps inform them of ways that can be used to keep diseases at bay and if sick, the best way to manage.
The following are topics that we cover:-
Hypertension
Diabetes
Hepatitis
Typhoid
Kidney failure
Arthritis
Nutrition
Clinic  1 Clinic 2
( H.I.V.CLINIC)Clinic 3 Diabetes Gold Star T.B. Hypertension and Preventive Care HbA1c management
HbA1c level
Blood pressure management
Lipid measurement
LDL-cholesterol level
Urine protein testing
Eye exam
Foot exam
Influenza vaccinationLaboratory tests – CD4/CD8 counts and PCR for children below 18 years.Â
Free Anti – Retroviral Treatment (A.R.V.’s)Â
Free Septrin DS Tablets only (Antibiotic)Â
Free MultivitaminsÂ
Free Support group activities
Free Anti Tuberculosis (T.B.)Â
Free MultivitaminsÂ
Free Support group activities
Blood pressure screening
Blood pressure control
Plan of care
Breast cancer screeningHbA1c = Hemoglobin A1c; LDL = low-density lipoprotein
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TIPS OF HOW TO STAY YOUNG.Dr Vernon Coleman and others provide some good habits for longevity.
1) Laugh & fun, don't be gloomy2) Let bygones be bygones. Dwelling on the past inflicts unnecessary stress.
3) Early to bed, early to rise, is healthy & wise
4) Stay lean, being just 30% overweight is bad.
5) Keep learning, reading & socializing - an alert & active mind keeps brain cells healthy.
6) Keep working, doing something you like. Don not retire; it slows down your body.
7) Be the boss of your own life. Letting others push you around produces stress.
8) Too many pills ruin your body, take just what you need.
9) Constantly alternating between weight gain & loss is bad
10) Exercise, quit smoking and eat less fatty foods
11) Do not worry about health & death, just get on with your life and enjoy it.
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Last Updated (Friday, 17 July 2009 18:27)
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