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Short summary of a recent outreach camp, number of patients seen and devices fitted goes here.
Read more →Thousands of Kenyans living with limb loss or limb difference travel days, and spend more than they earn in months, just to reach a fitting clinic. Prime Point Wellness Centre was built to close that distance, physically, financially and institutionally, by getting orthotic and prosthetic care closer to where people live, and by making the system around it work.
We major on basic, low-cost, and easy-to-do technologies, so care stays within reach of the people who need it most. Alongside service delivery, Prime Point also carries out research, innovation, and technology transfer, so better methods keep flowing into every hub and outreach camp.
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Map the need with county health teams and disability agencies.
Align government, agencies, and local and international partners.
Fit, treat and train through centres and outreach camps.
Train local technicians so access outlasts our presence.
Every service is designed to travel, from our permanent centres to a tent at a county referral hospital.
01Custom braces, splints and supports for people living with musculoskeletal conditions, deformity or injury.
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02Assessment, fitting and rehabilitation support for people with limb loss, built for comfort, function and long-term care.
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03Wheelchairs, crutches, walking frames and other assistive devices that restore everyday independence and movement.
Explore Mobility Devices →Prime Point now runs 5 hubs across Kenya, anchored by our main hub in Kapsabet, with four smaller hubs extending care further into the North Rift and beyond.

Kapsabet, Kenya
Kipsigak Junction along Kapsabet-Nandi Hills Road, opposite ACK Kimaam of Kapsabet Diocese.Learn more →Serving Kericho, Baringo, Nakuru and Bomet Counties.
HubSince launching our outreach program, Prime Point teams have run successful clinics in counties well beyond our North Rift centres.
Systemic access needs systemic partners. Prime Point aligns four levels of collaboration to move faster than any one actor could alone.
Ministry of Health
Swissability
AlivioShort summary of a recent outreach camp, number of patients seen and devices fitted goes here.
Read more →Summary of a new government or partner collaboration and what it unlocks for patients.
Read more →Summary of an expansion milestone, training program, or patient story from a centre.
Read more →Partner, volunteer, or refer a patient who needs our care.