Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) scheme Stories
The latest SHA transition scorecard report identifies delays in receiving one-time passwords (OTPs) as the main cause.
A major point of contention is the new scientific means-testing system, which determines individual contributions based on 2.75 per cent of a person’s...
In addition to the insurance tax, the congestion levy is expected to target major urban areas such as Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, and Nakuru.
The Insurance Regulatory Authority data shows that 14 out of 21 medical insurers posted underwriting profits in the first half of 2024.
The limit for optical services is set at Sh1,000 per family per year, with eligibility restricted to children under 18 years.
KUPPET Deputy Secretary General Moses Nthurima expressed concern, stating that teachers are facing increased barriers to receiving treatment.
Ministry officials warn that those who do not undergo the test will automatically be excluded from key healthcare services such as hospital admissions...
The service disruption affects over 452,000 teachers and thousands of police officers, including those deployed to protect high-ranking government off...
Under the new Taifa Care scheme, all primary and secondary school learners will now benefit from comprehensive medical coverage.
1,863 out of 3,993 health facilities that were contacted had not signed their e-contracts, raising concerns over compliance.
The unpaid claims, which include group life benefits, group personal accident, and work injury benefits act claims, relate to police officers and thei...
Parents and education stakeholders are hopeful that reviving EduAfya will bridge the healthcare gap for students, ensuring they can access medical ser...
The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority has weighed in on the matter, warning that the restricted tender violates several procurement laws.
Kagwe pointed out the need to address these cultural challenges while promoting practical solutions like insurance to provide financial safety nets fo...
CIAK Chairman Peter Otieno argued that the directive contravenes international trade conventions and restricts importers’ freedom of choice.
The survey, published in December 2024, found that nearly half of insurance customers (44.1 per cent) skipped premium payments.
Under SHIF, primary healthcare services — including consultations, diagnostics, and treatments—are restricted.
