Patient destination · Kenya

Medicine access information for patients in Kenya

A patient in Kenya should begin with the treating oncology team and a local licensed pharmacy. If a family needs to ask about a cross-border option, Medrack.Health first assesses whether a documented route may be appropriate for that individual case.

Start with local care

A request is not a substitute for local clinical care, a prescription, product registration or any required regulatory process. We do not state that a medicine can enter Kenya until the necessary case details and route have been assessed.

What a case-specific assessment covers

  1. The prescription, medicine name, strength and patient destination are checked first.
  2. We assess whether the medicine and documentation could support a lawful, case-specific route.
  3. If a route can be considered, the proposed medicine details, documentation needs, total cost and delivery arrangement are confirmed in writing before any offline payment decision.
  4. If we cannot confirm an appropriate route, we do not progress the request as a shipment.

Regulatory information

Kenya’s Pharmacy and Poisons Board regulates pharmaceutical products and trade. The applicable route must be checked for the individual medicine and case.

Pharmacy and Poisons Board Kenya: product registration and pharmaceutical trade