During the visit, the Deputy Inspector General was taken through the upgraded facility and briefed on its capacity to provide healthcare services to members of the police service.
The inspection also provided an opportunity to assess how improved medical facilities could support officers in carrying out their duties more effectively.
Lagat received a briefing on the Usalama Care medical cover, which is designed to support access to healthcare for police officers.
The Kenya Police Service has been working towards expanding medical facilities and strengthening specialised healthcare services to ensure officers can access appropriate treatment when needed.
The initiative is part of broader efforts to improve the welfare of security personnel, whose responsibilities often expose them to demanding working conditions.
Lagat's visit highlighted the importance of investing in officers' well-being alongside other measures aimed at strengthening security operations.
The police service continues to focus on improving working conditions and healthcare support as part of its commitment to ensuring officers are adequately supported.
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