Ruto Announces Free Emergency Treatment For All Kenyans

Ruto Announces Free Emergency Treatment For All Kenyans

President William Ruto announced sweeping new measures to guarantee free emergency treatment for every Kenyan at State House in Nairobi. He declared that the Social Health Authority will cover the first 24 hours of hospital care for all accident victims regardless of registration status. This bold step seeks to protect lives during critical moments and […] Source

Accident Victims to Receive Free First 24 Hours of Treatment, Says Ruto

NAIROBI, Kenya Jun 21- President William Ruto says the government is set to introduce free initial emergency treatment alongside a coordinated national ambulance dispatch system designed to improve response times and save lives. Ruto stated that the plan includes a national dispatch centre which will centralize ambulance coordination across the country, ensuring faster and more efficient emergency response. The President noted that delays in eme…

SHA to cover first 24 hours of emergency treatment for all accident victims, William Ruto announces

President Ruto's new directive ensures the Social Health Authority covers 24 hours of emergency care for all accident victims in Kenya. Discover the details.

Ruto: Accident victims will be covered by SHA for first 24 hours of treatment

Gvernment has established an Emergency Critical Care Fund under SHA

Kenya To Get Free Ambulance Services As Ruto Unveils Emergency Response Reforms

The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos Kenya to Get Free Ambulance Services as Ruto Unveils Emergency Response Reforms President William Ruto has announced reforms aimed at strengthening Kenya’s emergency medical response system. Speaking during the 95th St John Ambulance Annual Parade and Inspection held at State House, Nairobi, on June 21, 2026, the head of state praised the 62,000 emergency response volunteers across the country…

No Kenyan will be turned away in an emergency again – Ruto

President William Ruto says his administration is transforming the country’s emergency healthcare system, with the introduction of free initial emergency treatment, the establishment of a national ambulance dispatch centre, and increased funding for primary healthcare under the universal health coverage initiative. Speaking at the 95th St John Ambulance Annual Parade and Inspection at State House, Nairobi, President Ruto stated that the reforms …