Patients seeking laboratory services in Kuresoi North and Kuresoi South sub-counties will no longer be required to travel to referral hospitals after the Nakuru County Government introduced an Integrated Specimen Referral System (ISRS) that uses trained motorcycle riders to transport medical specimens. Under the new system, specimens collected at dispensaries and health centres will be…
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