Family-Assigned Nurse Program & Professional Caregiving Program At Igeno Gate Rwanda, we believe quality healthcare support should be accessible, transparent, and family-centered. Below is our official 2026 pricing structure, designed to help families, patients, and institutions choose the level of care that best fits their needs. 1. Professional Caregiving Program (PCP) 2026 Pricing Professional […]
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Uko Igeno Gate Rwanda Ihindura Uburyo Imiryango Ibonamo Serivisi z’Ubuvuzi Muri iki gihe mu Rwanda, imiryango myinshi ihura n’ikibazo kimwe: uko yakwita neza ku bakunzi babo bari mu rugo, cyane cyane nyuma yo kuva mu bitaro, mu gihe barwaye indwara zidakira vuba, cyangwa mu gihe ababyeyi n’abakuru bageze mu zabukuru. Kwivuriza mu bitaro gusa ntibihagije.
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How Igeno Gate Rwanda Is Transforming Family Health Support In Rwanda today, many families face the same challenge: how to ensure proper care for loved ones at home—especially after hospital discharge, during chronic illness, or as parents and grandparents age. Hospital care alone is not enough. Families need continuous, trusted, and professional health support at
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Igihe umurwayi asohotse mu bitaro, benshi babifata nk’iherezo ry’ikibazo cy’uburwayi. Nyamara, mu by’ukuri, icyo gihe ni intangiriro y’icyiciro gikomeye cy’ukwiyongera k’ubuzima. Gusubira mu rugo uvuye mu bitaro bishobora kuba bigoye ku mubiri, ku mitekerereze no ku marangamutima—ku murwayi ndetse no ku muryango we. Iyo hatabayeho ubufasha buteguye neza, iki gihe gishobora gutera ibibazo birimo kongera
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The moment a patient is discharged from hospital is often perceived as the end of a health crisis. In reality, it marks the beginning of a critical recovery phase. The transition from hospital to home can be medically, physically, and emotionally demanding—for patients and families alike. Without proper support, this period carries a high risk
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Dear Partners, Customers, and Friends, As we step into the promising year of 2026, I want to take a moment to extend my warmest wishes to each of you. Happy New Year! May this year bring health, happiness, and success to you and your loved ones. Looking back, 2025 was a year of foundation-building for
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The Unique Human Touch of Caregivers In today’s rapidly advancing healthcare environment, technology, medication, and clinical expertise play an essential role in saving lives and managing illness. However, one critical element of quality healthcare often cannot be replaced or automated: compassion. At Igeno Gate Rwanda, we believe that true caregiving goes beyond medical tasks. It
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Kwizihiza Noheli no Kwakira Umwaka Mushya Turi Kumwe Muri iki gihe umwaka ugeze ku musozo, twese muri Igeno Gate Rwanda twishimiye gufata uyu mwanya wo gushimira byimazeyo abafatanyabikorwa bacu, abakiriya bacu, abita ku bandi bacu (caregivers), ndetse n’andi bakozi bacu kubera ubufatanye, icyizere n’umurava mwagaragaje muri uyu mwaka. Mwarakoze Kudufasha Muri Uru Rugendo Uyu mwaka
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Celebrating Christmas and Welcoming the New Year Together As the year comes to an end, all of us at Igeno Gate Rwanda would like to take this special moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to our partners, customers, caregivers, and dedicated team. Thank You for Walking This Journey with Us This year has been one
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kip Try Igeno Gate Rwanda With No Risk The New Year is a time for fresh beginnings, renewed hope, and better care for the people who matter most to us. As families gather to celebrate, many are also quietly worried about their loved ones—elderly parents, relatives with disabilities, or family members living with chronic illness
