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1st August 2023 7:00:33 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has recently disbursed an additional Ghs186 million cedis to accredited healthcare service providers. These payments, made on July 31, 2023, have significantly reduced the outstanding debt owed to these providers, now only covering one month.
Prior to this recent payment, the NHIA had already disbursed GHs 471 million cedis to cover claims submitted up to January 2023. Going forward, the Authority now makes monthly payments to healthcare service providers whose claims have been vetted and approved.
The promptness of these payments has boosted the confidence and trust of healthcare providers in the NHIA. To further improve efficiency and prudent resource utilization, the Authority is committed to achieving 100 percent electronic claims management by the end of 2023.
In pursuit of eliminating wastage and enhancing accountability, transparency, and social auditing, the Authority introduced the 'Sunshine policy' platform in March 2023. Through this platform, suppliers of drugs and other stakeholders have privileged access to view payments made to deserving healthcare facilities on the NHIS website.
This high level of transparency has been lauded as a critical innovation by healthcare managers and has reinforced the government's confidence in the NHIA's fiscal discipline. The NHIA remains dedicated to providing the best healthcare services to NHIS members while maintaining transparency and responsible financial management.
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