Areas of care

Sickle Cell Anaemia

Long-term follow-up, prevention of complications and prompt treatment of crises for children with sickle cell disease.

Ongoing management

Sickle Cell Anaemia

Sickle cell anaemia is a lifelong inherited condition of the blood that needs steady, knowledgeable follow-up. Our clinicians care for affected children through regular reviews, prevention of complications, and prompt treatment of painful episodes and infections. Families receive guidance on hydration, nutrition, fever management and when to seek urgent care. We walk with parents over the long term, adjusting care as the child grows.

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Commonly asked questions

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Is the hospital open at night and on weekends?

Yes. The hospital is open 24 hours a day, every day - including weekends and public holidays. If your child is unwell at night, come to the hospital or call us rather than waiting until morning.

How do I book an appointment?

Use our online appointment form, call us directly on 0117 107 141, or simply walk in. Online requests are reviewed during working hours and confirmed by a callback - for urgent concerns, always call or come directly.

Does the hospital have pharmacy services?

Yes. Bungoma Children's Hospital provides pharmacy services, prescription support and guidance for patients who need genuine medicines.

Does the hospital accept insurance?

Yes, Bungoma Children's Hospital accepts a wide range of insurance providers. We are fully SHA compliant (Social Health Authority) and partner with leading national, corporate, and private insurance firms to ensure affordable care for your family.

Can I contact the hospital by email or WhatsApp?

Yes. You can email info@bungomachildrenhospital.org, call 0746 333 842, or use WhatsApp support for appointment guidance and general enquiries.