Topic: #SHA Health

Sources within the organization have indicated that Wachira has hindered efforts to resolve outstanding debts accrued by the now-defunct NHIF for healthcare facilities and to coordinate the clearance of KEMSA’s pending bills, which are crucial for commodi

In the transition from National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) to Social Health Authority (SHA), the taxation rate is currently at 2.75% per annum. Previously, the NHIF contributions were between 500ksh and 1700kshs monthly.

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In terms of healthcare access, SHA has confirmed that all public hospitals from Level 2 to Level 6 have been contracted and are providing services to SHA-registered beneficiaries. Additionally, as of the same date, 1,442 private and faith-based health fac

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The government had previously announced in September that the transition from NHIF to SHA would take effect on October 1, 2024. As the deadline approached, the lack of contracts and clarity has left healthcare providers anxious about the potential impact

Contributions made by employers on or before October 9, 2024, will still be credited to NHIF, while those made from November 9, 2024, onwards will be directed to SHA. Employers can efficiently manage their employees' Social Health Insurance (SHI) contribu

It is crucial for employers to note that the last date for enrollment under the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) is September 30, 2024. Starting October 1, 2024, the benefits provided by SHA will come into effect. Additionally, any contributions made

This comes as the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) has been under fire for allegedly losing KSH 368 million due to 'typing errors'. The insurance fund has also left patients stranded as the expected shift to SHA ( Social Health Authority)