The Nairobi Hospital has issued a statement to its clients after eight major insurers suspended their services at the facility.
The statement followed warnings from insurers that the suspension would take effect for most clients on August 11 or August 12, meaning those covered by these insurers will no longer be able to receive services at the hospital.
The insurers' decision came as a result of a recent price increase implemented by the hospital.
In a statement on August 8, Ken Omami, General Manager for Health Business at Old Mutual, announced that their suspension would be effective from August 12 to allow the company time to negotiate with the hospital.
