Stay informed with the newest NHIF Guides – essential tips and advice on navigating the National Health Insurance Fund for Kenyan citizens.
Equity Afia is a medical franchise of Equity Group Foundation (EGF) that operates medical centers in Kenya. The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) is a national health insurance scheme in Kenya that provides medical cover to its members. According to a Business Daily Africa article, only five of Equity Afia’s 41 medical centers have received…
The National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) is a government agency in Kenya that provides medical insurance to Kenyan citizens. NHIF payments can be made through various channels, including mobile money platforms. However, with effect from December 8, 2023, all NHIF payments through mobile money platforms shall only be made through the Government Pay bill. In…
The NHIF dental cover in Kenya is available to civil servants and their dependents, offering benefits such as routine check-ups and dental treatments. However, non-civil servants may have limited coverage, typically only for consultation and tooth extractions at government hospitals. Private facilities may not accept NHIF for dental services. The cover caters to the principal…
The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) in Kenya is a government-run social health insurance program that provides accessible and affordable healthcare services to all Kenyan citizens. As a member, it’s essential to know your NHIF number, which serves as a unique identification for your account. In this blog post, we will discuss several methods to…
The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) is a health insurance product offered by the Kenyan government to all citizens. It provides comprehensive health coverage to NHIF members and their dependents, covering various medical services such as inpatient and outpatient care, maternity services, surgeries, cancer treatment, and chronic illnesses. In this blog post, we will discuss…
The National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) in Kenya has proposed new contribution rates, which have significant implications for members. The proposed changes include a flat rate of 2.75 percent of gross salary for all salary bands, with a cap at a certain amount. The new rates will affect individuals across different income brackets, with top…
To change your NHIF facility, you can follow these steps: Method 1: Using USSD Code, Mobile App, or Website: Method 2: Using the NHIF Website: Method 3: In-Person Visit: Note that there may be a delay in processing the request, and if this takes longer than usual, you may need to restart the application. Additionally,…
Here is a list of some of the best NHIF outpatient hospitals in Nairobi: Please note that it is essential to choose a hospital that offers the services you need and is within your coverage. You can select a different hospital for each member on the card, as indicated in the list above, there are…
The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) in Kenya has specific requirements for individuals applying for membership. Whether applying online, via USSD, or in person, the application process is relatively straightforward. Here are the key requirements for NHIF application: Registration Requirements To register with NHIF, individuals need to provide the following documents: Application Process The application…
To add dependents on the NHIF app, you can follow these steps: Step 1: Visit the NHIF Self-Care Portal: Step 2: Download and Fill the NHIF 26 Form: Step 3: Submit the Documents: Please note that as of now, dependents cannot be added online, and the process requires a physical visit to an NHIF office…