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It is unfortunate that a respected former Chief Justice who has dedicated his life in interpreting the law has resorted to sensationalism by falsely claiming that the Social Health Authority (SHA) pulled down its payment list. This is misleading and aimed at causing unnecessary panic. SHA continues to publish...

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Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

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Outpatient services across all health facilities; public, private and faith-based, are free for every Kenyan registered with the Social Health Authority (SHA). We urge local leaders and members of the public to remain vigilant and promptly report any facility that continues to charge for these services to the relevant authorities. This measure is a key pillar of Kenya's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda, which seeks to make quality healthcare accessible, efficient and affordable for all.
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Outpatient services across all health facilities; public, private and faith-based, are free for every Kenyan registered with the Social Health Authority (SHA). We urge local leaders and members of the public to remain vigilant and promptly report any facility that continues to charge for these services to the relevant authorities. This measure is a key pillar of Kenya's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda, which seeks to make quality healthcare accessible, efficient and affordable for all.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

21,978 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

As we continue to encourage residents to register for the Social Health Authority (SHA), I also call upon the National Government to remit SHA funds owed to County Governments without delay. This will enable counties to effectively plan, strengthen healthcare delivery, and ensure uninterrupted provision of quality and affordable medical services to our people.
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As we continue to encourage residents to register for the Social Health Authority (SHA), I also call upon the National Government to remit SHA funds owed to County Governments without delay. This will enable counties to effectively plan, strengthen healthcare delivery, and ensure uninterrupted provision of quality and affordable medical services to our people.

Wavinya Ndeti Oduwole, EGH

43,227 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Since 2023, Murang’a County has successfully used * a free system co-developed with the Ministry of Health, across all public health facilities. It has improved service delivery and data management. With the rollout of SHA, the Ministry is pushing migrating all facilities to the new system. Its not a free software. To safeguard patient data and continuity of care, Murang’a County has entered *mediation with the Ministry of Health*. We are proposing *system interoperability* as the best case scenario, so that can sync with SHA and no patient data is lost.
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Since 2023, Murang’a County has successfully used * a free system co-developed with the Ministry of Health, across all public health facilities. It has improved service delivery and data management. With the rollout of SHA, the Ministry is pushing migrating all facilities to the new system. Its not a free software. To safeguard patient data and continuity of care, Murang’a County has entered *mediation with the Ministry of Health*. We are proposing *system interoperability* as the best case scenario, so that can sync with SHA and no patient data is lost.

Irungu Kang'ata

61,058 görüntüleme • 17 gün önce

Mercy Mwangangi, CEO SHA: Yes, SHA is working. SHA is an authority and it has three funds within it. One of the pivotal things that the government did was to set up three funds within one. There was a need for us to invest in primary health care services for all Kenyans. SHA has made an investment in primary health care services. Since the inception of SHA in October to date, we’ve been able to pay out close to 8 billion #CitizenExplainer
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Mercy Mwangangi, CEO SHA: Yes, SHA is working. SHA is an authority and it has three funds within it. One of the pivotal things that the government did was to set up three funds within one. There was a need for us to invest in primary health care services for all Kenyans. SHA has made an investment in primary health care services. Since the inception of SHA in October to date, we’ve been able to pay out close to 8 billion #CitizenExplainer

Citizen TV Kenya

123,771 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

I have followed with deep concern recent reports of suspected organ trafficking involving Mediheal Hospital and other health facilities in Kenya. It should disturb the nation to watch the testimonials of Amon Kipruto Mely, his mother Leah Metto, Kennedy and other Kenyans who are victims of these heinous acts. If confirmed, these allegations are outrageous violations of Article 28 of the Constitution-the Right to Dignity and a potential threat to the Right to Life (Article 26). It is worth noting that various medical associations have raised alarm over allegations of organ trafficking since May 2023. The government has largely ignored those reports. Kenya Kwanza is only taking action now following international media uproar. This is yet another confirmation that this government only acts when its international reputation is at stake. I take note of the establishment of the Independent Investigative Committee on Tissue and Organ Transplant Services by the Health Cabinet Secretary. This Committee must not become yet again another PR stunt that does not address the broken healthcare system and rampant disregard for human life and dignity. I call on the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDU), as the body mandated to regulate medical practitioners and healthcare facilities, to carry out its duties with utmost professionalism and integrity to protect the lives of Kenyans. The health of our people is the wealth of our country. We must do all we can to protect citizens from exploitation. It is critical that we address the poverty that is driving so many young people to be exploited by criminal groups trafficking organs and kidneys. It is urgent to end the greed and impunity of high-ranking officials involved in this organized crime. It is time to reset this country. We must restore hope and humanity #ThePeopleShall
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I have followed with deep concern recent reports of suspected organ trafficking involving Mediheal Hospital and other health facilities in Kenya. It should disturb the nation to watch the testimonials of Amon Kipruto Mely, his mother Leah Metto, Kennedy and other Kenyans who are victims of these heinous acts. If confirmed, these allegations are outrageous violations of Article 28 of the Constitution-the Right to Dignity and a potential threat to the Right to Life (Article 26). It is worth noting that various medical associations have raised alarm over allegations of organ trafficking since May 2023. The government has largely ignored those reports. Kenya Kwanza is only taking action now following international media uproar. This is yet another confirmation that this government only acts when its international reputation is at stake. I take note of the establishment of the Independent Investigative Committee on Tissue and Organ Transplant Services by the Health Cabinet Secretary. This Committee must not become yet again another PR stunt that does not address the broken healthcare system and rampant disregard for human life and dignity. I call on the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDU), as the body mandated to regulate medical practitioners and healthcare facilities, to carry out its duties with utmost professionalism and integrity to protect the lives of Kenyans. The health of our people is the wealth of our country. We must do all we can to protect citizens from exploitation. It is critical that we address the poverty that is driving so many young people to be exploited by criminal groups trafficking organs and kidneys. It is urgent to end the greed and impunity of high-ranking officials involved in this organized crime. It is time to reset this country. We must restore hope and humanity #ThePeopleShall

David Maraga

66,641 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Mr. President, Please Seek the Truth on the Ground About SHA H.E. the President, Kenyans need to tell you the truth about what is happening on the ground with the Social Health Authority (SHA). SHA was launched with good intentions, and many Kenyans welcomed the transition from NHIF to a system intended to provide accessible healthcare to all. However, there are growing concerns that implementation challenges, administrative failures and possible malpractice in some facilities may be undermining the programme and creating the impression that SHA is not working. There are reports and concerns from patients that when a patient is referred from a Level 4 facility to a Level 5 or Level 6 hospital because of the seriousness of their condition, they may be asked to pay cash before admission, despite being under SHA. This is especially concerning because ordinary Kenyans were led to believe that they would be able to access covered healthcare without being required to make such payments. Another major problem occurs when the SHA system is unavailable or experiencing technical or administrative difficulties. Patients can find themselves unable to receive treatment unless they pay cash. A system failure should not become a reason for a sick person to be denied urgent medical care. There are also concerns that some hospitals may submit claims to SHA while simultaneously asking patients to make additional payments for services they believe should be covered. These allegations need to be independently investigated rather than dismissed. There are further concerns that individuals who previously benefited from fraudulent or questionable NHIF claims may have interests within the new system, and that some people within SHA or hospital management could be contributing to its problems. These are serious allegations and should not be treated as facts without evidence. However, they are important enough to warrant an independent investigation. Mr. President, please do not rely only on reports from officials within the system. Commission an independent, transparent assessment of SHA implementation across the country, particularly in public hospitals and among ordinary citizens who depend on public healthcare. The investigation should establish: 1.Whether hospitals are demanding cash payments for services covered by SHA. 2.Whether hospitals are submitting SHA claims while also charging patients for the same services. often system failures prevent patients from accessing treatment. 4.Whether public hospitals are receiving SHA reimbursements on time and whether those payments are reaching the intended services. 5.Whether there is fraud, abuse or conflict of interest within the SHA claims and payment system. 6.Why patients referred to higher-level hospitals are sometimes facing difficulties accessing care. 7.Whether the experience of ordinary Kenyans differs significantly from that of civil servants or other groups with easier access to healthcare services. The President should hear directly from patients, doctors, nurses, hospital administrators and independent healthcare experts not only from officials responsible for implementing SHA. If SHA is being sabotaged or poorly implemented, those responsible should be identified and held accountable. If the problems are caused by weaknesses in the system, those weaknesses should be corrected. Kenyans do not want SHA to fail. They want it to work. Mr. President, please obtain an independent report on what is actually happening in hospitals across the country and correct the mistakes before public confidence in SHA is lost. The success of universal healthcare should not be determined by reports on paper; it should be measured by whether an ordinary Kenyan can walk into a hospital when sick and receive the care they need without being forced to pay cash because of failures within the system.
6:34

Mr. President, Please Seek the Truth on the Ground About SHA H.E. the President, Kenyans need to tell you the truth about what is happening on the ground with the Social Health Authority (SHA). SHA was launched with good intentions, and many Kenyans welcomed the transition from NHIF to a system intended to provide accessible healthcare to all. However, there are growing concerns that implementation challenges, administrative failures and possible malpractice in some facilities may be undermining the programme and creating the impression that SHA is not working. There are reports and concerns from patients that when a patient is referred from a Level 4 facility to a Level 5 or Level 6 hospital because of the seriousness of their condition, they may be asked to pay cash before admission, despite being under SHA. This is especially concerning because ordinary Kenyans were led to believe that they would be able to access covered healthcare without being required to make such payments. Another major problem occurs when the SHA system is unavailable or experiencing technical or administrative difficulties. Patients can find themselves unable to receive treatment unless they pay cash. A system failure should not become a reason for a sick person to be denied urgent medical care. There are also concerns that some hospitals may submit claims to SHA while simultaneously asking patients to make additional payments for services they believe should be covered. These allegations need to be independently investigated rather than dismissed. There are further concerns that individuals who previously benefited from fraudulent or questionable NHIF claims may have interests within the new system, and that some people within SHA or hospital management could be contributing to its problems. These are serious allegations and should not be treated as facts without evidence. However, they are important enough to warrant an independent investigation. Mr. President, please do not rely only on reports from officials within the system. Commission an independent, transparent assessment of SHA implementation across the country, particularly in public hospitals and among ordinary citizens who depend on public healthcare. The investigation should establish: 1.Whether hospitals are demanding cash payments for services covered by SHA. 2.Whether hospitals are submitting SHA claims while also charging patients for the same services. often system failures prevent patients from accessing treatment. 4.Whether public hospitals are receiving SHA reimbursements on time and whether those payments are reaching the intended services. 5.Whether there is fraud, abuse or conflict of interest within the SHA claims and payment system. 6.Why patients referred to higher-level hospitals are sometimes facing difficulties accessing care. 7.Whether the experience of ordinary Kenyans differs significantly from that of civil servants or other groups with easier access to healthcare services. The President should hear directly from patients, doctors, nurses, hospital administrators and independent healthcare experts not only from officials responsible for implementing SHA. If SHA is being sabotaged or poorly implemented, those responsible should be identified and held accountable. If the problems are caused by weaknesses in the system, those weaknesses should be corrected. Kenyans do not want SHA to fail. They want it to work. Mr. President, please obtain an independent report on what is actually happening in hospitals across the country and correct the mistakes before public confidence in SHA is lost. The success of universal healthcare should not be determined by reports on paper; it should be measured by whether an ordinary Kenyan can walk into a hospital when sick and receive the care they need without being forced to pay cash because of failures within the system.

Geoffrey Mosiria

168,014 görüntüleme • 14 gün önce

The Constitution guarantees every Kenyan the right to quality, affordable healthcare. In line with the President's directive and our commitment to the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Agenda, all outpatient services in every health facility must now be provided free of charge. Any facility that continues to charge Kenyans for outpatient services is in violation of this directive and the Constitution and will face firm legal consequences.
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The Constitution guarantees every Kenyan the right to quality, affordable healthcare. In line with the President's directive and our commitment to the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Agenda, all outpatient services in every health facility must now be provided free of charge. Any facility that continues to charge Kenyans for outpatient services is in violation of this directive and the Constitution and will face firm legal consequences.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

17,391 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Today, I had a firsthand experience with the Social Health Authority (SHA) at Mbagathi Hospital, and it reinforced my belief that our government systems can work if we support and refine them. SHA is a great initiative that ensures access to healthcare for all Kenyans, but its implementation needs improvement. One key challenge I noted is the lack of civic education many people don’t understand how SHA works or how to register. Standardizing hospital rates for equivalent services would also help prevent patients from being forced to pay out-of-pocket expenses beyond what SHA covers. If properly implemented, SHA can truly ease the financial burden on Kenyans seeking healthcare. Today, I was able to discharge five patients at Mbagathi using SHA, and they paid nothing. This is proof that the system works when applied correctly. Instead of discouraging it, we should embrace it, give constructive feedback, and push for better implementation. Civic education is key, and those responsible for executing this program must ensure Kenyans fully understand and own it. Together, we can make universal healthcare a reality. Haya ni maoni yangu kwa Leo .
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Today, I had a firsthand experience with the Social Health Authority (SHA) at Mbagathi Hospital, and it reinforced my belief that our government systems can work if we support and refine them. SHA is a great initiative that ensures access to healthcare for all Kenyans, but its implementation needs improvement. One key challenge I noted is the lack of civic education many people don’t understand how SHA works or how to register. Standardizing hospital rates for equivalent services would also help prevent patients from being forced to pay out-of-pocket expenses beyond what SHA covers. If properly implemented, SHA can truly ease the financial burden on Kenyans seeking healthcare. Today, I was able to discharge five patients at Mbagathi using SHA, and they paid nothing. This is proof that the system works when applied correctly. Instead of discouraging it, we should embrace it, give constructive feedback, and push for better implementation. Civic education is key, and those responsible for executing this program must ensure Kenyans fully understand and own it. Together, we can make universal healthcare a reality. Haya ni maoni yangu kwa Leo .

Geoffrey Mosiria

87,417 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

The Ministry of Health cautions all contracted healthcare facilities against charging teachers or demanding co-payments for services covered under the Social Health Authority (SHA), as this violates their contractual obligations. Any facility found engaging in such practices risks immediate suspension. Moreover, we have identified cases of inflated outpatient claims, some as high as KSh 187,000, which point to clear fraud and abuse of the system. We will not tolerate the misuse of public resources meant to safeguard teachers' health. These funds belong to teachers and we are committed to protecting them. Teachers are urged to remain vigilant and report any irregular charges, as we work together to uphold accountability and ensure they receive their full benefits.
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The Ministry of Health cautions all contracted healthcare facilities against charging teachers or demanding co-payments for services covered under the Social Health Authority (SHA), as this violates their contractual obligations. Any facility found engaging in such practices risks immediate suspension. Moreover, we have identified cases of inflated outpatient claims, some as high as KSh 187,000, which point to clear fraud and abuse of the system. We will not tolerate the misuse of public resources meant to safeguard teachers' health. These funds belong to teachers and we are committed to protecting them. Teachers are urged to remain vigilant and report any irregular charges, as we work together to uphold accountability and ensure they receive their full benefits.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

31,013 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

When we came into office, we were confronted with a fictitious NHIF debt amounting to KSh 30 billion. Shockingly, KSh 5.6 billion of this was linked to the Linda Mama programme. This was not just a matter of numbers. It reflected years of weak oversight, inefficiency and mismanagement that compromised the quality of care delivered to mothers and their children. That is why, under the Social Health Authority (SHA), the Government has embarked on far-reaching reforms to rebuild trust and restore integrity in our health sector. We are tightening accountability systems, sealing financial loopholes and ensuring that every shilling invested in health translates into quality care for our people.
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When we came into office, we were confronted with a fictitious NHIF debt amounting to KSh 30 billion. Shockingly, KSh 5.6 billion of this was linked to the Linda Mama programme. This was not just a matter of numbers. It reflected years of weak oversight, inefficiency and mismanagement that compromised the quality of care delivered to mothers and their children. That is why, under the Social Health Authority (SHA), the Government has embarked on far-reaching reforms to rebuild trust and restore integrity in our health sector. We are tightening accountability systems, sealing financial loopholes and ensuring that every shilling invested in health translates into quality care for our people.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

55,479 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

Taifacare is addressing the fraud that plagued the former NHIF system, where nearly 40% of claims lodged for payment were fraudulent. Under SHA, an empanelled and contracted health facility is paid only for actual, documented, and verified patient visits within the prescribed tariff. However, some facilities (fighting SHA) still want the old system in which they received unaudited, unverified, and blanket payments; regardless of whether they actually treated patients or falsely claimed money for non-existent patients or medical procedures. As President Ruto said today in Kakamega County: “The Stealing is over! Move On!”
2:16

Taifacare is addressing the fraud that plagued the former NHIF system, where nearly 40% of claims lodged for payment were fraudulent. Under SHA, an empanelled and contracted health facility is paid only for actual, documented, and verified patient visits within the prescribed tariff. However, some facilities (fighting SHA) still want the old system in which they received unaudited, unverified, and blanket payments; regardless of whether they actually treated patients or falsely claimed money for non-existent patients or medical procedures. As President Ruto said today in Kakamega County: “The Stealing is over! Move On!”

Hussein Mohamed, MBS.

116,894 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

I stood on the steps of the Supreme Court Monday . Donald Trump has done real things for MAHA. I believe that. But when the Department of Justice shows up to defend Bayer and Monsanto against the American people, against the health of our children, I have to say: you got this one wrong. Liability protection for corporations that poison people is not a conservative value. It is not a Republican value. It is not a Democratic value. It is not an American value. It is the opposite of a free market. It is the government putting its thumb on the scale for corporations that are losing in court because their products are causing cancer. Every child in this country deserves to be healthy. That is not a political statement. That is the only statement that matters. So in the words of the President himself: we are going to fight, fight.
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I stood on the steps of the Supreme Court Monday . Donald Trump has done real things for MAHA. I believe that. But when the Department of Justice shows up to defend Bayer and Monsanto against the American people, against the health of our children, I have to say: you got this one wrong. Liability protection for corporations that poison people is not a conservative value. It is not a Republican value. It is not a Democratic value. It is not an American value. It is the opposite of a free market. It is the government putting its thumb on the scale for corporations that are losing in court because their products are causing cancer. Every child in this country deserves to be healthy. That is not a political statement. That is the only statement that matters. So in the words of the President himself: we are going to fight, fight.

Del Bigtree

147,514 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

What happened at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital yesterday is a national disgrace and must not be treated lightly! Calling on EFCC Nigeria to promote lawful conduct; to publicly call the officers involved in the act to order, Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA Nigeria Health Watch to protect our healthcare system, and the presidency Presidency Nigeria and The Nigerian Senate to look into this, so this doesn’t happen to any healthcare worker again. United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) World Health Organization (WHO)Nigeria United NationsICEF_Nigeria Justice must prevail. Say NO TO VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Enough is Enough.
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What happened at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital yesterday is a national disgrace and must not be treated lightly! Calling on EFCC Nigeria to promote lawful conduct; to publicly call the officers involved in the act to order, Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA Nigeria Health Watch to protect our healthcare system, and the presidency Presidency Nigeria and The Nigerian Senate to look into this, so this doesn’t happen to any healthcare worker again. United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) World Health Organization (WHO)Nigeria United NationsICEF_Nigeria Justice must prevail. Say NO TO VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Enough is Enough.

Aproko Doctor Global

291,778 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Those of us who are self-paying for SHA know it is useless. NHIF was a million times better. This is the reality that Ruto and his apologists don't want to hear. SHA IS NOT WORKING! SHA IS SCAM! #SHAisSCAM #SHAisNOTWorking
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Those of us who are self-paying for SHA know it is useless. NHIF was a million times better. This is the reality that Ruto and his apologists don't want to hear. SHA IS NOT WORKING! SHA IS SCAM! #SHAisSCAM #SHAisNOTWorking

David Maina Ndung'u

15,819 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce

The digitization of our health systems has been a game changer, allowing us to unearth and stop fraudulent transactions that once crippled the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF). As we continue to implement the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda through the Social Health Authority (SHA), we will safeguard it from falling into the same pitfalls. Every health facility, whether public, private or faith-based, will be fully accountable, ensuring transparency, integrity and value for every shilling invested in the health of our people.
1:35

The digitization of our health systems has been a game changer, allowing us to unearth and stop fraudulent transactions that once crippled the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF). As we continue to implement the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda through the Social Health Authority (SHA), we will safeguard it from falling into the same pitfalls. Every health facility, whether public, private or faith-based, will be fully accountable, ensuring transparency, integrity and value for every shilling invested in the health of our people.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

14,557 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Mr. Anthony Lenaiyara, Acting CEO of the Digital Health Agency: The SHA system is stable, with our uptime now at 99.9 percent. We are not seeing any challenges and assure Kenyans that we will continue to ensure the system remains stable at all times.
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Mr. Anthony Lenaiyara, Acting CEO of the Digital Health Agency: The SHA system is stable, with our uptime now at 99.9 percent. We are not seeing any challenges and assure Kenyans that we will continue to ensure the system remains stable at all times.

Ministry of Health

34,000 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Through the Social Health Insurance Fund, unemployed Kenyans can now pay affordable monthly premiums instead of a lump sum for the year—making healthcare more accessible and less burdensome. ✅ Monthly Premium Payments: If paying for the year upfront is challenging, you can now choose monthly payments to access life-saving treatments! ✅ Free Dialysis & Cancer Treatment: If registered with SHA and your premiums are current, you can access dialysis, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy at no extra cost. ✅ Empowering Local Dispensaries: With the Facility Improvement Fund, local dispensaries and hospitals can improve equipment, stock medicine, and even hire healthcare professionals. The more people registered at local facilities, the more funding they’ll receive—bringing better healthcare right to our communities! Access to quality healthcare is a right, and it is now time to make it a reality for all Kenyans.
2:37

Through the Social Health Insurance Fund, unemployed Kenyans can now pay affordable monthly premiums instead of a lump sum for the year—making healthcare more accessible and less burdensome. ✅ Monthly Premium Payments: If paying for the year upfront is challenging, you can now choose monthly payments to access life-saving treatments! ✅ Free Dialysis & Cancer Treatment: If registered with SHA and your premiums are current, you can access dialysis, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy at no extra cost. ✅ Empowering Local Dispensaries: With the Facility Improvement Fund, local dispensaries and hospitals can improve equipment, stock medicine, and even hire healthcare professionals. The more people registered at local facilities, the more funding they’ll receive—bringing better healthcare right to our communities! Access to quality healthcare is a right, and it is now time to make it a reality for all Kenyans.

Kimani Ichung’wah

123,973 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce