New medical cover introduced for Kenyans in the diaspora

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 29 - Kenyans living abroad will now access enhanced health coverage following the signing of a partnership between the Kenya Diaspora Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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A new medical cover has been introduced for Kenyans in the diaspora through a partnership between the Kenya Diaspora Alliance (KDA), Jubilee Health Insurance, BUPA Global, and Kenbright Insurance Brokers.

The new cover offers healthcare access for families in Kenya and diaspora members globally, ensuring continuity of care.
Ms. Njeri Jomo, CEO of Jubilee Health Insurance, highlighted this initiative during the transition from NHIF to SHIF under UHC.
Healthcare ranks among the top three spending priorities for Kenyans abroad, with nearly 60 percent of remittances allocated to medical expenses.

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