Quick answer: The emergency crash cart is KSh 65,000. It is the resuscitation trolley kept in wards, theatres and casualty so emergency drugs and equipment move to the bedside in one push. Contents and drug layout are decided by the facility's clinical team.
KSh 65,000
- Multi-drawer emergency trolley
- Castors for fast bedside movement
- For wards, theatre and casualty
In stock at the Nairobi CBD showroom. Ronald Ngala Street, Post Office Building, 4th Floor. Same-day Nairobi delivery on orders confirmed before 2pm.
Specifications
| Type | Emergency crash cart |
|---|---|
| Mobility | Castors |
| Use | Ward, theatre, casualty |
| Detail | Specification on request |
Facility purchase
Crash carts are bought by private hospitals, larger clinics, dialysis units and maternity homes, usually alongside ICU or ward beds. Quantity pricing and LPO terms are confirmed on the call. See private hospitals.
Placement matters as much as the cart
A crash cart parked where it cannot be pulled out in seconds is a cupboard. Facilities that keep it in a fixed, unobstructed spot with the castors free find it faster in an emergency. Check the castors weekly, because a wheel that has seized is the failure nobody discovers until it matters.
Stocking is a clinical decision
We supply the trolley empty. What goes in it, how it is sealed and how often it is checked are decided by the facility's clinical team and its protocols. We will not advise on drug contents and anyone selling you a pre-stocked cart should be asked exactly what is in it and who signed it off.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a crash cart in Kenya?
KSh 65,000 at Hospital Beds Kenya.
Does it come stocked with drugs?
No. The trolley is supplied empty. Drug and equipment stocking is the facility's clinical decision.
Order the Crash Cart
Stock and price confirmed on the call. Delivered, assembled and demonstrated in Nairobi.
Page updated 2026-09-08. Prices confirmed on the call before dispatch.