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With the Social Health Authority nearly clocking one month since it took over the country’s public health insurance, patients seeking services in public hospitals are having totally different experiences, with the system working for some while others continue to pay for services out of pocket. In Mombasa, a patient had her bill payed for, fully by the new authority, while some residents of Kericho were still paying bills out of pocket.
SHA: Some patients stranded as hospitals turn them away
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