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"content": "Take your seat! When he finishes answering the questions but yours has not been answered, I will give you an opportunity to remind the House. It is out of order to stand up and start arguing."
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"content": " Thank you, Hon. Speaker. That is why you are the arbiter. Hon. Milemba asked about payment of pending claims. I want to make it clear that everything I am saying is in The Hansard . I do not want to cheat Kenyans. All reimbursements under SHA, whether to primary healthcare facilities or under the ECCF, are made on 14th every month. Call your facilities today and check. If they have posted the claim and they have the reimbursement. The CEO of SHA has circulated the new, enhanced rates for ICU and cancer treatment. I said it publicly on Tuesday, 1st April 2025. The effective date was that Tuesday I spoke to the country. Before 1st April 2025, rebate for ICU was Ksh4,000. After 1st April 2025, it is Ksh28,000 per night. Let us not play politics. What I am telling you is not politics. I urge you to exclude politics from this matter. SHA shall settle all bills in accordance with the gazetted tariffs. The benefits are accessible online in all our facilities and then through a call centre. You can call 147 and ask about the benefits of SHA. You can also go to our website. Facilities you visit also display on their boards the services you can access. Hon. Mukunji raised a question on indigents. How do we access it, the way we did during NHIF? Currently, indigents must go through means testing. For example, you may give us Ksh10, 000, but this amount can cover individuals in different capacities. One indigent can The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor."
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"content": "pay zero while others Ksh300, Ksh500 or Ksh800. So, it is good for one to tell us on the people you want to pay for. We really want to support sponsorship of indigents both at the county, national and leadership levels. We want to help the most vulnerable in our communities. Mombasa is a model. Its leadership, under Governor Abdulswamad Nassir, came together, setting aside differences. In fact, at the Council of Governors meeting yesterday, we applauded him and 10 other governors for their efforts. I think the last question was on teachers and police, which was asked by the Member for Trans Nzoia. I can see that she is still around. When I was here, I used to say that if the person who asked the question leaves the Committee, there is no need to answer. The National Police Service medical cover is a complementary insurance for police officers and is provided by their employer, the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of the National Government. This medical scheme is managed by the Social Health Authority, and any misreporting about this is false."
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"content": "Cabinet Secretary, I would like you to wind up."
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"content": " Our police officers and teachers can register for SHA like any other Kenyan and will be entitled to SHA benefits at all public, base, private and SHA contracted faith-based facilities. There was a question raised by Hon. Basil. The document I have given him on Page 8 shows the amount available during transition; it was Ksh1.484 billion. Hon. Speaker, as I conclude, they say that you can survive with illiteracy until you die, but you cannot survive with a disease. We require a very robust healthcare system that is accessible, affordable, equitable and of quality to our dear citizens. Do not listen to the naysayers. Over 40,000 Kenyans are enrolling in SHA every day. Take charge of your healthcare and enrol in SHA. Universal Health Coverage and Taifa Care are working. It is good for our people and it will be a legacy of all our leaders, led by the President. As the Cabinet Secretary for Health, I commit that, among the many other issues I have to deal with in the health docket, Universal Health Coverage will be given priority. Members who passed it should know the difference between SHA, which is the authority, and SHIF, the insurance fund. That difference was defined by this House at the beginning of the Bill. It was not by me."
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"content": "Hon. Cabinet Secretary, I request that you extract The Hansard and respond to the issue raised by Hon. Passaris about the deaf patient at the Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital. We do not have verified facts at this moment. I also request that you do the same in regards to the case of Hon. Kaguchia and write to the Clerk."
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"content": "(Hon. Kaguchia John raised his hand)"
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"content": "Order, Hon. Kaguchia. I am helping you. We are coming to the end of this Session. I do not want your matter to go under the carpet. It is very important. If what you said is correct, then the Cabinet Secretary must act upon it. The Clerk of the National Assembly will extract"
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