BSR Hospital’s 2024 Health Run united the Ruiru community to raise awareness on stroke prevention, neurological and spinal health, supported by St. John’s Ambulance and Malaika Paediatrics.
Traumatic Brain and Spine Injury Course (TBSI)
BSR Hospital hosted the Trauma and Brain-Spine Injury (TBSI) Course from October 29–31, 2025, in partnership with CNIS and the Neurosurgical Society of Kenya, enhancing surgeons’ skills in neurotrauma management and strengthening Kenya’s capacity for advanced trauma care.
Stroke – What are the symptoms?
Stroke – What is it? A stroke happens when blood flow to a part of your brain is stopped or suddenly disrupted. Because your brain cells depend on a steady flow of oxygen-rich blood, when that flow fails, cells begin to die and the area of the brain that those cells control stops working properly. When part of your brain is suddenly deprived of blood, it can no longer send correct signals or control the body the way it should. This can lead to serious problems such as: Time matters: the sooner someone who is having a stroke gets to...
Hello world from BSR Hospital
Hello and welcome to the very first blog post from Brain Spine and Rehabilitation (BSR) Hospital! We are so glad you’ve found your way here. This blog will be our little corner of the internet where we share who we are, what we do, and how we’re walking alongside patients and families on their journey to healing. A New Chapter in Care At BSR Hospital, we know that challenges affecting the brain, spine, and nervous system can feel overwhelming. But we also believe in hope — and in the power of the right care at the right time. That’s why...
Why Specialized Care for the Brain and Spine Matters
Ultimately, specialized care for the brain and spine is about giving patients the best chance at living full, independent lives.
The Role of Rehabilitation in Recovery
Rehabilitation may take time, but every step matters. It’s about relearning, adapting, and rebuilding confidence.
Compassion in Critical Care: A Look Inside Our ICU
Critical care is also about compassion, constant vigilance, and giving patients the very best chance at recovery.