Measuring Impact: What Mobile Units Have Achieved in Five Counties
In a country where thousands of people live far from any form of brick-and-mortar clinic, mobile health units are not just a supplement to Kenya’s healthcare system — they are a lifeline. Over the last few years, these clinics on wheels have grown from isolated pilot efforts into a broader movement that is quietly reshaping primary and preventive care access across Kenya. Now, for the first time, consolidated program data from mobile health initiatives across five counties—Bungoma, Migori, Eldoret, Meru, and Kikuyu—is revealing the scale of what’s been achieved. Supported by hospital networks affiliated with Jayesh Saini , these mobile efforts offer critical insights into what it takes to reach remote populations with real, measurable outcomes. The Challenge: A Population Beyond Reach Kenya’s remote communities are often invisible to national healthcare planning—not due to neglect, but geography. Many villages are hours from the nearest health facility, and in regions lik...