Last Updated on October 20, 2026, 9:13 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Ministry of Health has announced that the construction of the National MRI Centre has achieved another significant milestone. The officials have shared that the authorities have successfully installed the facility’s main chiller system.
The installation marks a major milestone for the country’s healthcare sector. The progress is part of the government’s mandate to deliver advanced diagnostic services for the people of St. Kitts and Nevis.
The Ministry has said that this is another important step in the Government’s investment in modern healthcare infrastructure. Further the ministry has claimed that they remain committed to expanding access to cutting-edge medical technology.
Work on the completion of the final tasks of the installation work will begin in the next week. The authorities are set to work on the electrical, network, and additional air-conditioning installations.
The authorities will also behind construction of the specialised Faraday cage, which is a critical component designed to house and safeguard the MRI machine, ensuring optimal performance and imaging accuracy.
The MRI machine is scheduled to reach the Federation in early November. Once the machine reaches the site, installation of the state-of-the-art equipment is expected to take place over a seven-day period, bringing the vision of a fully operational National MRI Centre ever closer to completion.
The project continues to demonstrate steady momentum for the growth of the healthcare sector of the country. The project highlights a transformative investment in healthcare for the people of St. Kitts and Nevis. The officials have shared that the new MRI Machine will strengthen diagnostic capabilities, improve patient care, and reduce the need for overseas referrals.
The Ministry has confirmed that they will continue to inform the public about the progress of the final stages of the project. The Ministry is proud to see the people being introduced to a critical new service that will enhance healthcare delivery for generations to come.
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