The Social Health Authority (SHA) is Kenya's national health insurance scheme established under the Social Health Insurance Act, 2023. It replaced the former National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) and aims to provide affordable, accessible, and quality healthcare services to all eligible residents of Kenya.
SHA forms part of the Government of Kenya's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) programme, ensuring that every Kenyan can access healthcare without experiencing financial hardship.
Whether you are employed, self-employed, unemployed, a student, or a business owner, understanding how SHA works is important for protecting yourself and your family.
Contributions are assessed based on the government's framework, taking into account employment and income information where applicable.Contribution amounts may vary from one member to another.
If you believe your contribution does not accurately reflect your financial circumstances, you may request a review through the official SHA Premium Appeal process.
Kenyan law sets out the requirements for registration and participation in the Social Health Insurance system. Check the latest official guidance for details that apply to your circumstances.
Yes. Eligible dependants, including children, may be added to your SHA account subject to SHA rules.
Yes. Members can update their registered phone number through the appropriate SHA procedures.
Yes. If you believe your assessed contribution does not reflect your financial circumstances, you may submit a SHA Premium Appeal for review.
Yes. CyberCare provides professional assistance to help clients complete SHA registration and other SHA-related services. While we guide and assist you, all registrations and account updates are processed through the official SHA systems.
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