Eight health facilities, Directors charged over SHA fraud

The facilities named include Danaba Care Hospital, Kamishawa Medical Centre, Mama Nerbeel Nursing Home, Alati Nursing Home, Julun Nursing Home, Adfaal Kids Care Medical Centre and Dimtu Nursing Home Limited. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Eight health facilities and several individuals are facing prosecution for alleged fraud targeting the Social Health Authority (SHA). The Director of Public Prosecutions ordered the charges after reviewing investigation files.

Eight health facilities are implicated in the alleged fraud.
Key organizations involved include the Social Health Authority (SHA) and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.
This follows last year's suspension of 40 facilities due to irregular claims, and the introduction of an AI-driven fraud detection system by the Ministry of Health.

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