"In Compassionate Care We Treat; Jesus Heals"
To be the leading providers of quality health and spiritual care in the Mt. Kenya Region, Kirinyaga County, at a place called Mwea.
The Sisters of Mary Immaculate and staff of OLLMH are committed to offering excellent, affordable, accessible and acceptable health care to patients and the wider community.
Our mission encompasses eight interconnected dimensions of healthcare service, delivered with compassion and faith.
Treating illness and disease with modern medical interventions, diagnostics, and evidence-based therapies across all our departments.
Preventing disease through immunization, screening, health education, and community outreach programmes that protect population health.
Promoting health and wellbeing through education, nutrition guidance, and wellness programmes that empower the community to live healthier lives.
Supporting recovery and restoration of function through physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and comprehensive rehabilitation services.
Nurturing the spiritual dimension of healing through pastoral care, prayer, and a faith-based environment rooted in Catholic values.
Delivering care with empathy, kindness, and respect for every patient's dignity, regardless of background or ability to pay.
Respecting each family's values, needs, cultures, resources and strengths, and partnering with them as active participants in care decisions.
Blending patient care with education and research, training the next generation of healthcare professionals through our teaching programmes.
At OLLMH, we view each patient as part of a family and a community. We respect each family's values, needs, cultures, resources, and strengths.
We partner with patients and their families as active participants in their care decisions. This partnership is the keystone of our philosophy — ensuring that treatment is not just medically sound, but also culturally appropriate and personally meaningful.
We strive for the highest quality of care by blending patient care, education and research. The hospital promotes healthcare competence through love, knowledge and skills, believing competence is enhanced by maximizing abilities in selfless devotion to serve mankind. Our staff treat the whole person — body, mind, and spirit.
Over the past decade, OLLMH has made significant strides in disease management and health standards.
Eliminated up to 99% of waterborne and water-related diseases including malaria, schistosomiasis, gastroenteritis, typhoid, cholera, and amoebiasis.
Raised standards in managing HIV/AIDS/PTB, pneumonia, diabetes mellitus, heart disease, liver disease, and renal pathology.
Improved management of accidents, fractures, burns, and other emergency conditions.
Enhanced treatment of dental and eye diseases, skin diseases, mental health problems, abortions, and arthritis.
Nearly eliminated malaria, schistosomiasis, gastroenteritis, typhoid, cholera, amoebiasis, giardiasis, and helminthiasis.
Raised standards in managing HIV/AIDS, PTB, and tuberculosis through our ART project and comprehensive care programmes.
Improved management of dental diseases and eye conditions, bringing specialist care to the Mwea community.
Enhanced care for mental health problems, providing compassionate support and treatment for patients in need.