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There's a pharmacy in Nairobi. The owner, James, had been a pharmacist for 19 years. He knew his stock the way a mother knows her children.

Kenyan health facilities are rapidly adopting digital systems to improve efficiency, reduce stock losses, streamline M-Pesa payments, and deliver better patient care. This article explores why pharmacies, clinics, hospitals, and dispensaries are moving away from manual operations and how platforms l

Expired medicines are one of the biggest hidden losses in many Kenyan pharmacies. In this article, we explore how manual expiry tracking leads to wasted stock, compliance risks, and lost revenue — and how cloud-based systems like [DawaTrack](https://dawatrack.com)

Across Kenya, thousands of pharmacies, clinics, chemists, and dispensaries work hard every day to serve patients efficiently. Yet many of these facilities quietly lose money through operational gaps that often go unnoticed until they become serious problems.

Walk into a busy pharmacy or clinic anywhere in Kenya today and you’ll notice something changing. In one facility, staff are still flipping through exercise books, balancing stock with handwritten notes, and trying to reconcile M-Pesa payments at the end of the day.