Willow Health Media

1 week ago | willowhealthmedia.org | Anthony Langat

Behind every empty bed and unanswered question, a disturbing pattern unfolds. In hospitals meant to save lives, patients disappear or die under mysterious circumstances as the hours tick by. With each passing year, reports of insecurity in both public and private hospitals across Kenya continue to rise, ranging from minor breaches to fatal events.

1 week ago | willowhealthmedia.org | Yvonne Kawira

Register → Add Employees → Pay. Done! … Here is how to stay compliant and keep your team covered in minutes. The Social Health Authority (SHA) portal makes it easy for employers to handle health coverage payments for their staff. This guide will show you how to: ✔ Register your firm for SHA ✔ Add employees ✔ Make payments on time It works for new businesses and existing companies. Follow these steps to meet SHA rules and keep your team covered without hassle. Ready?

2 weeks ago | willowhealthmedia.org | Robert Amalemba

Jennifer Mukali, a peer educator at a donor-funded project, now sells clothes, her side hustle before USAID was shut down.  For six years, Amelia Wendy dedicated herself to grassroots outreach, working tirelessly to support people living with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB).  Her daily routine as an Outreach Officer involved engaging with individuals struggling to access government healthcare facilities for their HIV and TB medication.

2 weeks ago | willowhealthmedia.org | Yvonne Kawira

Dr Mwangangi gained national prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic, when she served as the Health Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS)  Dr Mercy Mwangangi has been officially appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Social Health Authority (SHA), making history as the first ever female to lead the institution formerly known as the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) in its nearly 60-year legacy.

2 weeks ago | willowhealthmedia.org | Anthony Langat

The bandits walked into the hospital, their weapons concealed, took out guns and rescued one of their renegade own. Patients took cover under beds, nurses fled. Where were the deter, detect, and delay measures?  Albert Chesang, a 52-year-old cancer patient, frail and struggling to walk, was admitted at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) in Eldoret. Six days later, he vanished without a trace. The hospital refused to release surveillance footage to his family.