Prof Anyang’ Nyong’o Tuesday told a parliamentary committee that civil servants would be allocated new service providers after Clinix and Meridian were suspended. SALATON NJAU
More than 100,000 families covered under the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) outpatient scheme for civil servants have been left with no service provider to attend to them following the suspension of two controversial hospitals.
Medical Services Minister Anyang Nyong’o told parliament that Clinix Health Care and Meridian Group had been stopped from offering services until investigations into their contracts with the Fund are completed.
