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September 20, 2025
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SHA to contract overseas facilities after Duale gazettes 36 unavailable services in Kenya

SHA to contract overseas facilities after Duale gazettes 36 unavailable services in Kenya

In a statement, Duale said the list prepared by the Benefits Package and Tariffs Advisory Panel is not yet conclusive, as the process of identifying additional interventions is ongoing and will be guided by a comprehensive Health Technology Assessment. - Kenya breaking news | Ken..

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Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has directed the Social Health Authority (SHA) Board to contract overseas medical facilities to provide 36 services currently unavailable in Kenya. This initiative aims to ensure Kenyans have access to life-saving, specialized medical procedures abroad, establishing a transparent and accountable system for overseas treatment requests.

  • Maximum overseas treatment cost capped at 500,000 shillings.
  • Key organization involved: Social Health Authority (SHA) Board.
  • Referrals for overseas treatment will undergo a peer review mechanism by the Claims Management Office to confirm medical necessity.

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