Governor Natembeya Orders Free Medical Services for Persons with Disabilities in County Hospitals
In a groundbreaking move aimed at enhancing healthcare access for vulnerable communities, Governor George Natembeya issued an executive order on Tuesday evening, mandating all health facilities within the county to provide free medical services to persons living with disabilities (PWDs).
Under the directive, hospitals are required to waive medical fees for all individuals lacking National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) and other Health Insurances.
This initiative represents a significant commitment by Governor Natembeya’s administration to ensure quality healthcare services are accessible to all county residents, with a particular focus on supporting and empowering PWDs.
The decision is set to alleviate the financial burden faced by disabled individuals, enabling them to access much-needed medical care without worrying about financial constraints.
This move is expected to foster inclusivity and equality in healthcare provision across the county, ultimately resulting in improved well-being and overall quality of life for PWDs.
Governor Natembeya’s executive order serves as a pivotal step towards building a more inclusive and compassionate healthcare system in the county.
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