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Why Zoya HomeCare?

The transforming healthcare scenario in Kenya has led to the advent of Homecare – Health care services at home for the convenience of patients and their families.

In keeping with its mission, Zoya Homecare with its unique treatment options delivers clinical excellence with compassion and care at the comfort of your home.

Zoya Homecare has been expertly designed to provide trusted, high quality, personalized and professional healthcare services at home.

We at Zoya Homecare bring in clinical expertise supported by international guidelines, well-trained, accredited professionals at all levels including physicians, nurses, and technicians.

Why HomeCare?

Homecare as a concept is gaining ground in Kenya. The growth drivers are the changing clinical and societal milieu.

In Kenya, Home Healthcare is at a very nascent stage as compared to western countries. 80% of non-urgent medical care that is currently given in hospitals can be delivered at home, some of which are:

Continuum of care: The need for better quality post-operative and primary care beyond hospitals in order to improve long-term outcomes post procedure. Non-communicable diseases which are chronic in nature, requiring long-term monitoring and regular interventions to keep them on track.

Family structure: With the growing number of nuclear families, with greater urban and even international migration, the elderly are left with no caregivers.

Quality of life: People are now looking not just at longevity, but also the quality of life. Apart from complex medical procedures, if these don’t significantly improve, quality of life would remain a small attitude among the elite. Rather than seek aggressive medical intervention, many are opting for symptom management at home.

Mindset: A changing consumer mindset is now trending towards comparing healthcare with other services, with access to healthcare at the place and time of their convenience.

Homecare or home-based healthcare is thus a solution that is increasingly better suited for the times we live in.

Currently, elderly care, physiotherapy, rehabilitation and diabetes management are four services that witness maximum demand in the Homecare segment. Going forward, we foresee a growing demand for dialysis, chemotherapy, caring for children with special needs and palliative care.

At a macro level too, home healthcare frees up precious hospital beds and comes as a boon for the already burdened healthcare infrastructure in Kenya.

The significant demand-supply gap in our healthcare system is addressed as Homecare complements the overall healthcare delivery system by reducing the average length of stay in a hospital, ensuring proper utilization of existing bed capacity and significantly strengthening the care continuum.


With HomeCare, you are not one among many patients as in a hospital, you are the only patient. This personalized approach helps in building a trusting relationship between patients and care providers and ensures a collaborative effort to recovery.



Rapid Recovery

With support from their family and the comfort of home, patients inherently recover faster.


HomeCare significantly reduces health hazards like hospital induced infections and stressors, as well as the slim yet possible chance of medical errors.


With goals set against short term, intermediate and long term duarations, HomeCare measures results objectively. Care plans can be revised to ensure measurable outcomes that are desired by the patient and their family.


Our focus is to nurture lasting and meaningful relationships between patients, their families and our healthcare team.  


Being at home ensures you get the undivided attention of the care provider. This helps in better understanding of patient and family expectations which helps care providers anticipate any impending problems, much faster than in a hospital setting.


Our team of specialized nurses and doctors are with you at every step, throughout your journey to provide a sense of safety, comfort and convenience.