I have read it and it aint too bad. One thing i hate though is the 60 day waiting period, meaning that the cover is only for 10 months per year. What info are you gathering in 60 days in this day and age and how does it improve your business process? Once again its a way of insurance companies stealing from their clients. Period.

the premium is too high, NHIF provides the same at a fraction of that cost.

this micro whatever health insurance products that are hawked at the supermarket counters are just rip offs.

NHIF does not cover out patient and DAILY HOSPITAL CASH BENEFIT.I think this is good cover for my parents

Any updates for this cover so far?

Are you sure you liar??????
http://lindajamii.co.ke/hospitals/

Thanks Taka jua

Mawider; you may wnt to go through the list exhaustively.
This cover has taken away a lot of the worry for my parents' health and ability to pay.
Haven't experienced in-patient yet. can't comment about that yet.

seems decent, might consider trying it out, can you please confirm the figures at least what you paid.
12k annual premium for outpatient cover of 50k and inpatient cover of 200k.
apart from the 100 bob paid per visit, does the card cater for all other op expenses including medication, lab charges and stuff. hakuna kutumwa kwa chemist fulani

The verdict for the second iteration is in: (F)ailed
...at least going by this article that now seeks to reposition the offering for SMEs in a third iteration - a strange idea as Safaricom has never launched a market-leading SME product.

Only 36,000 subscribers tried it, out of expected 1 million target from 21m customer base. Britam's brouhaha couldn't work the magic.

http://www.businessdailyafrica....2/-/1336hl7/-/index.html

There is another one coming up soon by a different provider.