
The government has allocated Sh4 billion to settle claims from hospitals under the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF). According to SHA CEO Mercy Mwangangi, eligible facilities will receive payments only after completing a mandatory sign-off process that confirms their verified claims have been fully settled.
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