All accident victims will be entitled to free ambulance services and 24 hours of emergency treatment beginning next month under a new programme by the Social Health Authority.
The service, which will be rolled out next week, is expected to unlock billions of shillings to support thousands of Kenyans in need of emergency response, including patients living with chronic and critical illnesses.
In an exclusive interview with Citizen TV, SHA Director of Corporate Services Ibrahim Alio says the system will feature a single emergency number, 922, real-time ambulance tracking and a nationwide dispatch network aimed at transforming access to life-saving care.
Mary Muoki has the details.
