Nairobi Hospital suspends planned price increase
The Nairobi Hospital has announced its decision to suspend the implementation of its recent price review.
The Nairobi Hospital has announced its decision to suspend the implementation of its recent price review.
In a statement on Monday, August 11, the hospital said the decision follows a meeting with leading medical insurance providers.
“Following a productive strategic meeting held today with key insurance providers, The Nairobi Hospital has agreed to suspend the implementation of its recently announced price review, effective immediately.
“This decision, made in good faith, responds to requests from our valued insurance partners to allow for further consultation and collaborative dialogue,” the statement read.
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According to the hospital, the meeting involved senior representatives from major insurance firms, including Old Mutual, CIC, Britam Health and AAR.
“The meeting saw participation from senior representatives of leading medical insurance providers, including Old Mutual, CIC, Britam Health, AAR, First Assurance, Heritage, Kenindia, Kenya Alliance, G.A, Madison, Fidelity and Minet,” the statement added.
The hospital described the discussions as open and constructive, noting that it addressed concerns related to the proposed pricing structure.
“The open and constructive discussions addressed concerns regarding the proposed pricing structure, ensuring alignment with our shared commitment to patient-centered care.
“The Nairobi Hospital remains dedicated to fostering strong partnerships with all stakeholders while upholding its mission to deliver accessible, high-quality healthcare to the community. We look forward to continued engagement with our insurance partners to ensure sustainable solutions that prioritize the well-being of our patients,” the statement concluded.
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