The Small-holder Irrigation Schemes Organisation (SISDO) has launched one of the country’s most affordable medical insurance policies. Kenyans can now pay a daily premium of KES 34 for health insurance which covers both outpatient and inpatient care.
However, SISDO, is not the first low-cost health insurer in the market. CIC offers a similar service for KES 10 a day while UAP boasts of Salama Sure, a policy that can cost as little as KES 7 a day for medical insurance.
With health insurance companies throwing the word affordable around, it helps to know exactly how much it would cost for some of the cheapest medical insurance available. Below is a breakdown of what other low-cost insurers charge as compared to SISDO:
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