Kapsabet County Referral Hospital will expand its capacity by adding 120 beds through a Ksh500 million project. The new hospital complex is set to improve access to specialised healthcare services in Nandi County. President William Ruto laid the foundation stone for the project during a development visit to Emgwen Constituency. The expansion aims to enhance medical facilities and support local healthcare needs. The hospital will serve as a referral center for the region. The project is part of broader efforts to improve healthcare infrastructure in Kenya. Construction is expected to begin soon. The government has prioritised healthcare development in rural areas. The new complex will include modern medical equipment and treatment areas. The expansion follows increased funding for public health initiatives. The hospital is located in Kapsabet, Nandi County. The project is funded by the national government. The hospital will benefit thousands of residents in the area. The new beds will address current shortages in the region. The hospital has seen rising patient numbers in recent years. The expansion is expected to be completed within two years. The project reflects government commitment to healthcare access. The hospital will offer more services to the community. The new complex will improve emergency care capabilities. The expansion is a key step in regional healthcare development.