Nairobi is home to Kenya’s most established urological care, spanning dedicated specialist clinics, private hospitals with urology departments, and public referral hospitals. Whether you’re dealing with kidney stones, prostate concerns, urinary tract infections, or male reproductive health issues, the city offers a wide range of options — from boutique urology-only clinics to full-service multi-specialty hospitals with urology units. Below is a comprehensive rundown of where to find urological care in Nairobi, along with addresses and contact details.
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Dedicated Urology & Andrology Clinics
1. URO-CARE Urology & Andrology Center
A specialist clinic focused exclusively on urological and andrological conditions, including kidney stones, prostate health, and men’s sexual health. The center emphasizes discretion and offers self-referral bookings without requiring a GP referral.
- Address: 4th Floor, PMC (Parklands Medical Centre), 3rd Parklands Avenue, Nairobi
- Phone: +254 112 288 709
- Services: Urodynamics, flexible cystoscopy, ultrasound, full laboratory diagnostics, consultation, and pharmacy — all under one roof
- Booking: Phone, WhatsApp, or online booking form; walk-ins and GP referrals both accepted
2. Advanced Urology Clinic (Male Sexual Health Wellness Clinic)
Founded by Dr. Rajesh Chaudhary, a senior consultant urologist and renal transplant surgeon with over 15 years of experience. The clinic specializes in kidney stones, prostate enlargement, male infertility, and laparoscopic urological procedures, and also treats female urological conditions.
- Address: Doctors’ Park Building, 2nd Floor, Wing B, 3rd Parklands Avenue, Nairobi
- Phone: +254 117 925 555
- Services: Kidney stone removal, prostate exams, bladder cancer treatment, urinary incontinence treatment, varicocele repair, endourology, laparoscopic and pediatric urology
- Note: Dr. Chaudhary also consults at Mediforte Hospital and Meditest
Hospital-Based Urology Departments
3. Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi (AKUH-N)
One of the region’s leading teaching hospitals, offering a comprehensive urology service integrated with its broader specialist and diagnostic infrastructure. AKUH also runs several outpatient medical centres around Nairobi (Karen, Buruburu, Imara Daima) that provide access to specialist referrals.
- Main Hospital Address: 3rd Parklands Avenue, Limuru Road, Nairobi
- General Phone: +254 20 366 2000 / +254 20 374 0000
- Accident & Emergency: +254 20 366 2020 / 2022
- Patient Referral Office: +254 20 366 2888 / 2889
- Email: [email protected]
- Karen Outpatient Centre: Binaa Complex Building, 2nd Floor, Karen–Langata Road; Tel: +254 20 366 1920 / 1930
4. M.P. Shah Hospital
A 217-bed multi-specialty hospital in Parklands with a dedicated urology clinic treating urinary tract infections, kidney stones, prostate conditions, urogenital cancers, and reproductive health concerns for both men and women.
- Address: Shivachi Road, off Waiyaki Way, Parklands, Nairobi
- Phone: +254 111 000 600
- Services: Diagnosis, treatment, and management of urological diseases; urogenital cancer care
5. The Nairobi Hospital
One of Kenya’s oldest and most respected private hospitals, with consulting urologists operating out of its Doctors’ Plaza and consulting rooms. Notable consultants historically based here include Prof. George Albert Magoha and Mr. Robin Michira Mogere.
- Address: Argwings Kodhek Road, Nairobi
- Phone: +254 20 284 5000
- Services: General and specialist urology consultations, surgical urology
6. The Karen Hospital
A 102-bed multi-specialty hospital that runs a comprehensive Urology and Renal Services unit covering the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of both acute and chronic urological conditions.
- Address: Karen–Langata Road, Karen, Nairobi
- Postal Address: P.O. Box 74240-00200, Nairobi
- Services: Urology and renal services, including inpatient and outpatient surgical care
7. Mediheal Group of Hospitals
Known for advanced laparoscopic urology, including laparoscopic prostatectomy, radical and partial nephrectomy, pyeloplasty, and kidney transplantation. Mediheal has performed over 150 transplant cases with a reported success rate above 95%, and is noted as one of the few Kenyan facilities regularly performing laparoscopic radical prostatectomy.
- Services: Laparoscopic prostatectomy and nephrectomy, ureteric reimplantation, pediatric urology (undescended testes, ureteric reimplantation), female reconstructive urology (pelvic floor repair, TVT-O), kidney transplantation
- Contact: Available through the Mediheal Group’s central hospital network; check with the specific Mediheal branch nearest you for urology clinic days
8. Upper Hill Medical Centre (UHMC)
A multi-specialty outpatient medical centre offering a urology clinic alongside a wide range of other specialties, making it a convenient option for combined care.
- Address: 10 Ralph Bunche Road, Nairobi
- Phone: +254 20 272 1583
- Email: [email protected]
- Services: General urology consultations alongside cardiology, ENT, dermatology, and other specialties
9. Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH)
Kenya’s largest public referral and teaching hospital, with a full urology department and several senior consultant urologists, including academic staff from the University of Nairobi’s medical school. This is typically the most affordable option, particularly for patients using NHIF or SHA cover.
- Address: Hospital Road, off Ngong Road, Nairobi
- Phone: +254 20 272 6300
- Services: Full urology department, including consultant-led clinics at the KNH Doctors’ Plaza
Independent Consultant Urologists in Nairobi
Beyond dedicated clinics and hospital departments, many senior urologists in Nairobi run independent consulting rooms, often based within hospital doctors’ plazas. A few notable examples include:
- Dr. Kimani David Kaaba — Consultant Urologist, Kenyatta National Hospital, P.O. Box 20723-00202, Nairobi; Tel: 0722 302 827
- Dr. Joshua Maliti Matu — 2nd Floor, B6, Prof. Nelson Awori Centre, Ralph Bunche Road; Tel: +254 733 924 580
- Dr. Patrick Gitobu Mburugu — 4th Floor, Room 407–8, Aga Khan Doctors Plaza, 3rd Parklands Avenue; Tel: +254 20 366 2761
- Dr. Simeon Mosomi Monda — Suite 2, KNH Doctors Plaza, Hospital Road; Tel: +254 73 375 4700
- Dr. Willy Humphreys Otele — Suite 7, Mater Hospital Doctors Plaza, Mukenia Road; Tel: +254 20 272 6300
- Dr. Francis Abiga Owillah — Room 45, KNH Doctors’ Plaza, Hospital Road; Tel: 020 271 2488 (residence), 0733 893 969 (mobile)
Since many of these consultants operate through hospital-based clinics rather than standalone premises, it’s advisable to call ahead to confirm current clinic days and whether an appointment or referral is required.
Choosing the Right Urology Clinic
When deciding where to seek urological care in Nairobi, a few practical factors are worth weighing:
- Boutique urology clinics (like URO-CARE and Advanced Urology Clinic) tend to offer faster access, a more discreet and specialized environment, and streamlined diagnostics — useful if you want focused, private care without navigating a large hospital.
- Multi-specialty hospitals (Aga Khan, M.P. Shah, Nairobi Hospital, Karen Hospital, Mediheal, UHMC) are better suited for complex cases requiring surgery, multidisciplinary input (e.g., oncology or nephrology alongside urology), or inpatient admission.
- Kenyatta National Hospital remains the go-to option for patients seeking more affordable care or those covered under NHIF/SHA, though wait times can be longer given its role as the national referral hospital.
- Insurance coverage varies by provider — most private clinics and hospitals work with major Kenyan insurers, but it’s worth confirming with your specific plan before booking, especially for procedures like laparoscopic surgery or kidney transplantation.
A Note on Accuracy
Clinic contact details, consultant availability, and hospital departments can change over time. This list reflects information gathered from official clinic and hospital websites, as well as established medical directories, as of mid-2026. Given the sensitive and often urgent nature of urological concerns, it’s strongly recommended to call ahead to confirm current contact numbers, consultant schedules, and whether a referral is needed before visiting any of the facilities listed above.
Compiled from official hospital and clinic websites, and verified medical practice directories.