Speaking during a recent engagement on health sector development, Nassir emphasized that the collaboration between the national government, county leadership, and partners is already yielding tangible results.
He noted that the ongoing investments are not only improving infrastructure but also restoring confidence in public healthcare systems.
The governor pledged his administration’s full commitment to ensuring that newly established health facilities become fully operational and accessible to residents.
According to Nassir, the county government is focused on putting in place the necessary staffing, equipment and management systems to guarantee efficient service delivery.
“We are grateful for the support we continue to receive. Our responsibility now is to ensure that every investment translates into better healthcare outcomes for the people of Mombasa,” Nassir stated.
A key priority for the county, he said, is strengthening maternal and child health services, an area that has long required urgent attention.
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By improving access to quality prenatal, delivery, and postnatal care, the county aims to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates significantly.
Nassir highlighted that the expansion of hospitals and upgrading of existing facilities will help ease congestion in major referral hospitals, ensuring patients receive timely and quality care.
He added that community-level health services will also be enhanced to promote preventive care and early treatment.
President Ruto’s administration has placed healthcare among its top development priorities, pushing for increased investments and partnerships to improve service delivery across the country.
The focus has largely been on expanding universal health coverage, modernizing facilities, and ensuring equitable access to medical services.
The Mombasa county boss reiterated that collaboration will remain key in achieving these goals, calling on stakeholders to remain committed to the shared vision of a healthier population.
As the new facilities near completion, residents of Mombasa are expected to benefit from improved healthcare access, reduced travel distances for specialized services and better overall health outcomes marking a significant step forward in the county’s healthcare transformation agenda.
