“Essential services should work for everyone—not just those with connections!”
The transition to Kenya’s Social Health Authority (SHA) was meant to improve healthcare access, but dialysis patients are facing dangerous delays, financial strain, and life-threatening uncertainty.
For those needing more than two dialysis sessions per week, the gaps in SHA’s system are proving costly.
DJ Krowbar shares his personal experience after his wife’s dialysis was nearly denied. We also visit the NephroMed Dialysis Centre to hear from healthcare providers and patients struggling to navigate the new system.
Was SHA’s rollout too rushed? Are dialysis patients still at risk? Share your thoughts.
