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Health Cabinet secretary Susan Nakhumicha has pleaded with hospitals not to turn away Kenyans seeking medical services as the ministry prepares to settle money owed to health facilities through NHIF. Nakhumicha, who appeared before the Senate Committee on health, says the money will be paid once the treasury releases the funds this week, before the roll out of the social health insurance fund.
CS Nakhumicha: We have resolved issues raised by doctors
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