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Kenyans have been urged to continue registering for Social Health Authority and accelerate Universal Health Coverage in order to have a healthier nation. According to the Ministry of health Director General Dr. Patrick Amoth so far approximately 2.1 Million Kenyans have been on boarded on SHA Health Scheme. He said public and private hospitals are offering affordable health services without any major technological hitches on the system. He made the remarks during the 3rd graduation of John Charles Medical Training College domiciled at Ruai Family Hospital. The Hospital’s Managing Director Dr. Maxwell Okoth welcomed the mandatory inspection of health facilities for compliance.
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Kenyans urged to register for SHA to accelerate Universal Health Coverage
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