Rehabilitative Sciences (RS) Department is a confluence of health professions specializing in the physical and psycho-social functioning aspects involving the management of disorders that alter the function and performance of the client/patient. RS embraces an innovative approach and operates interdisciplinary programs specializing in the application of Science and Technology (for training and) to assist people with various disabilities to improve their independence. This is achieved through rehabilitation of persons with loco motor disabilities, neuromuscular disorders and cognitive dysfunctions. The department endeavors to train such professionals, making good use of recent advances taking place in the biological and behavioral sciences.

Upcoming events


Digital End to End Report Launch

A report on assessing the use of digital tools for COVID-19 management in the country was unveiled. August 5, 2021, in Nairobi. Dr. Amoth receives the report from Prof. Karanja…

Utilization of Digital Tools to enhance COVID-19 and TB Testing and Linkages to care among Boda- Boda Riders in the Nairobi Metropolis Project

Boda-Boda Project Dr. Patrick Amoth receives findings of the study from Prof. Simon Karanja (2nd left). Looking on Prof. Joseph Mathu Ndung’u (right) and Principal COHES, Dr. Reuben Thuo (left).…

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College Hall Meeting: Advancing Healthcare Innovation

Dr. Joyce Wamicwe, Ministry of Health Developing technological solutions in healthcare is crucial for enhancing efficiency, improving patient outcomes, and promoting accessibility, thereby standardizing and advancing healthcare globally. This was…

DHARC Gives Insights into Antimicrobial Resistance in 10 Kenyan Counties

DHARC Gives Insights into Antimicrobial Resistance in 10 Kenyan Counties Prof. Simon Karanja hands over the findings from the assessment to Dr. Patrick Amoth, Ag. Director General of the Ministry…