24-hour emergency & casualty in Ruiru

Round-the-clock emergency care, every day of the year — with triage, resuscitation and inpatient admission on site.

The casualty at Hamat Healthcare in Membley, Ruiru is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including public holidays. Clinicians trained in triage and resuscitation see the most urgent patients first, and we can test, stabilise and admit on site. Walk in, or call +254 721 600700 on the way.

When: Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including public holidays.
Where: Eastern Bypass Road at the PCEA Membley junction, Membley Estate, Ruiru.
Payment: Cash, M-Pesa, SHA and private insurance — CIC, Kenbright, Kenyan Alliance and MUA.

A private inpatient room at Hamat Healthcare

24/7 Emergency & Casualty

About the service

24/7 Emergency & Casualty at Hamat Healthcare

Emergencies do not keep office hours — and neither do we. Our casualty department is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with clinicians trained in triage and resuscitation. We stabilise, diagnose and admit on site, and where tertiary care is required we arrange rapid referral and transfer to partner hospitals in Nairobi.

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What's included

Everything this service covers

Open every hour

Casualty is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including public holidays.

Triage & resuscitation

Everyone is assessed on arrival, and the most urgent patients are seen first.

Round-the-clock lab

Laboratory tests at any hour, so results guide treatment quickly.

Admission on site

Inpatient wards mean patients who need to stay are cared for here.

Rapid referral

Where tertiary care is needed, we arrange referral and transfer to partner hospitals in Nairobi.

SHA & insurance

We serve SHA patients and major insurers — bring your card and ID if you can.

Come straight in, or call, if someone has:

Chest pain or pressure, or difficulty breathing
Signs of a stroke — a drooping face, arm weakness or slurred speech
Heavy bleeding, a serious injury, a burn or a suspected broken bone
A seizure, a faint, or sudden confusion
Swelling of the face, lips or throat after a sting, food or medicine
A child with a high fever who is drowsy, floppy or not feeding

If in doubt, come in. We would always rather see you early.

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Common Questions

24/7 Emergency & Casualty: your questions answered

Is the emergency department at Hamat Healthcare open at night?

Yes. Casualty is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including public holidays — at 3am just as at 3pm.

Do I need to call before coming to casualty?

No — just come in. If you can, call +254 721 600700 on the way so the team is ready for you.

What happens if I need a bigger hospital?

We stabilise you first. If you need tertiary care, we arrange referral and transfer to a partner hospital in Nairobi.

Can I use SHA or insurance for emergency care?

Yes. We serve SHA patients and are empanelled with CIC Group, Kenbright, Kenyan Alliance and MUA. Bring your card and ID if you can; our front desk will confirm your cover.