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Dr. Patrick Amoth: SHA covers all diseases and SHA cover is household based so it covers the entire family #JKLive Trevor Ombija, HSC

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Lynn Pendovor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija Imagine ksh.2000 for dental services per household. Can @DrPatrickAmoth tell us which dental hospital will give his household dental service worth that amount? This govt just wants to keep Kenyans sick while stealing the little they have.

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Overtax Country...vor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija Will SHA or SHIF have a single outpatient facility like NHIF or is it going to be open to any license or registered Health Facility on the basis of Biometrics usage only

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The Katalystvor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija How can the respected Dr. Amoth be this compromised? Why do people associating with this regime loose all their reasoning? Clearly every technocrat worth their title should avoid dealing with Ruto. It's not looking good.

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Co2vor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija Ask the Cs I have seen allocation for SHA can it be acceptable in private facilities like NHIF was

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johanessvor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija Ati entire family, you people are paid cos even something's you are saying does not make any sense

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Agwata Misingavor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija And how much is the cover for each disease per home annually and what of cases with many members in their house hold?

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A .Kenyavor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija The covering is not the problem, the problem is the amount of coverage. It is basically not sustainable for a family maybe enough for bachelors only.

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Nyashvor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija If it's a good thing why force people and threaten civil servants with withholding their salaries? Explain to me like I'm Karen nyamu how the HTN package is going to work

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fkmule2vor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija Common practice in Insuarance practice even in healthcare. The higher the premi um the higher the cover. Why omit this in SHA. Things don't just addup.

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Overcome Evil with Goodvor 1 Jahr

@TrevorOmbija They should just let it be voluntary. How do they give 2k for dental or 10k for maternity. People will end up topping up. Looks more of scheme to enrich. Let people go to private, if they want to. This is discriminative, unfair. Don't force

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