07/26/2026
Day 1 in Baringo – Setting Up for Impact
After nearly 10 hours of travel, the Reme-D Inc. team has successfully arrived in Baringo, Kenya, and begun the installation and validation of our molecular diagnostics workflow at Marigat Hospital.
Today marks the start of an important milestone as we install, configure, and validate systems that will enable Hepatitis testing to be performed closer to patients, bringing high-quality molecular diagnostics directly to the communities that need them most.
This initiative reflects the shared vision of the Ministry of Health, Kenya, with Reme-D Inc. and Eqpal Medical supporting the implementation of a Kenyan-led strategy for decentralized, patient-centered diagnostics.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the leadership and collaboration of:
• Dr. Andrew Mulwa – Director, Medical Services, Preventive and Promotive Health, Ministry of Health, Kenya.
• Dr. Khadja Hassan – Head of Viral Hepatitis, Division of National AIDS and STI Control Program (NASCOP), Ministry of Health, Kenya.
• Dr. Missiani Ochwoto – Head of Production, Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI).
• Lydia Moraa – Project Coordinator, KEMRI.
• Gladys Tuitoek – VTP Coordinator.
We are especially grateful for the trust and partnership that make this work possible.
This deployment is being carried out with the support and leadership of Dr. Patrick Amoth, Director General for Health, whose commitment to innovation and equitable access to diagnostics continues to advance healthcare delivery across Kenya.
At Reme-D Inc., we believe that where a patient lives should never determine the quality or accessibility of healthcare. Together with our partners, we are working to make timely, reliable molecular diagnostics available to more communities.