NHIA moves to establish anti-fraud unit to tackle illegal health charges

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Thomas Kojo 2 days ago

This initiative is long over due. Illegality is going on at the health sector too much.

This initiative is long over due. Illegality is going on at the health sector too much.
Koti 2 days ago

Empty talk, nothing will happen.

Empty talk, nothing will happen.
I know 1 day ago

Attention should also be given to the Pharmacy/drug stores where Pharmacists turned shop keepers look at faces before giving out cost of drugs. One can send 3 different people to get a particular drug, trust me each one would ...
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Attention should also be given to the Pharmacy/drug stores where Pharmacists turned shop keepers look at faces before giving out cost of drugs. One can send 3 different people to get a particular drug, trust me each one would be given a different price at the same shop. I have personally experienced it around the Teck Ayeduase area in Ksi and also @ Agreganor in Accra.
Rexford 1 day ago

This is a step in the right direction. A lot of illegal charges are going on, reducing confidence in the NHIS and a number of people resulting to self-treatment at home.

This is a step in the right direction. A lot of illegal charges are going on, reducing confidence in the NHIS and a number of people resulting to self-treatment at home.