The Cabinet has announced that mass registration for the Social Health Insurance Fund will commence on June 21, marking a significant milestone in Kenya’s healthcare sector. This initiative aims to expand access to healthcare services and provide financial protection to all citizens through the establishment of a comprehensive social health insurance scheme.
The implementation of the Social Health Insurance Fund represents a crucial step towards achieving universal health coverage in Kenya. By enrolling in the scheme, individuals will gain access to a wide range of essential health services without facing financial hardship. This includes preventive care, treatment for common illnesses, maternal and child health services, and more.
The mass registration process is expected to reach millions of Kenyans across the country, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to enroll and benefit from the Social Health Insurance Fund. Through this initiative, the government is demonstrating its commitment to improving healthcare access and affordability for all citizens, regardless of their socio-economic status.
As the registration process gets underway, the government urges all eligible individuals to participate and take advantage of this opportunity to secure access to quality healthcare services. By joining the Social Health Insurance Fund, Kenyans can contribute to building a healthier and more prosperous nation for generations to come.
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