PCEA Chogoria Mission Hospital was founded in 1922 by Scottish Missionaries. The ownership of the hospital was transferred from the Church of Scotland to the Presbyterian Church of East Africa in 1956. From 1969-1975 the hospital had major redevelopment leading to a new
hospital adjacent to the old hospital.
The old hospital buildings were taken over by the Clive Irvine College of Nursing which was started in 1951 and named in honour of the hospital founder Dr. Clive Irvine.
Our Core Beliefs
Hospital Vision
A regional leader in specialised health care and training.
Hospital Mission
To provide quality, affordable, comprehensive health care services and training of health professionals to the glory of God
Core Values and Guiding Principles
God Fearing
Customer Focus
Quality Holistic Service
Professionalism and Integrity
Stewardship
Team Work
More Experience
The thousands of patients we treat each year prepares us to treat the one who matters most for you.
The right answers
Count on our experts to deliver an accurate diagnosis and the right plan of care just for you.
You come first
Treatment at PCEA Chogoria hospital, is offered to ensure customer-centered experience. You're not an interruption in our work but you are the purpose of it.
Competencies with a difference
All of our patient care, education and research are driven to make discoveries that can help heal you our patients to the glory of God.
To Solve Your Problems
Partners
