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The Rural and Urban Private Hospitals Association of Kenya (RUPHA) has issued a 14-day strike notice to the Social Health Authority (SHA), threatening to suspend services if the government does not settle outstanding debts. The association is also demanding the establishment of a dispute resolution court. Meanwhile, hospital patients are expressing dissatisfaction with SHA health insurance services. In Kisii and Nakuru counties, patients requiring treatment for diseases like cancer are being forced to pay for services once their insurance funds are depleted, raising concerns about access to care. Other patients also report complaining about poor services despite having paid for SHA insurance.
Hospital patients are expressing dissatisfaction with the SHA health insurance services, particularly those requiring treatment for diseases such as cancer and Selimundu. Patients in Kisii and Nakuru counties are being forced to pay for services once their insurance funds are depleted, raising concerns about access to crucial medical care.
Wagonjwa walalamikia huduma duni licha ya kulipia bima ya SHA
Hospitali za kibinafsi zimetishia kufanya mgomo
Private Hospitals give government 14 days to pay SHA debts
