The National Health Insurance Fund was created in 1966 and has since evolved to meet the changing healthcare requirements, employment trends, and sector reorganisation of Kenya’s population. The NHIF programme is open to all Kenyan nationals over the age of 18. Kenya is home to around 50 Huduma Centers, 100 autonomous branches, and satellite offices.
NHIF, a state corporation, is governed by the NHIF Act No. 9 of 1998. All of the Fund’s members and their declared dependents will receive medical insurance as its main goal (spouse and children).
NHIF Radiation Therapy in India | Average Cost in USD | Average Cost in Kenya Shilling |
Internal Radiation Therapy | $4,500 | Ksh 540,000 |
External Beam Radiation Therapy | $4,800 | Ksh 580,000 |
Image-Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT) | $5,500 | Ksh 620,000 |
Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) | $6,300 | Ksh 820,000 |
Proton therapy | $5,300 | Ksh 600,000 |
Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy (VMAT) | $5,600 | Ksh 630,000 |
2d conventional technique (2D CT) | $5,800 | Ksh 680,000 |
Gamma Knife | $6,300 | Ksh 820,000 |
Step 1: Collect all required documents for NHIF Radiation Therapy in India.
Step 2: Find the Best Radiation Therapy Hospital in India based on reviews, cost and success rate. Get Cost Estimate and Acceptance letter clearly mentioning Radiation Therapy.
Step 3: Apply for Radiation Therapy Approval in local NHIF Office
Step 4: Attend the approval meeting and furnish all required details
Step 5: If NHIF Radiation Therapy in India Approved, you will receive approval letter
Step 6: Apply for India Medical visa
Step 7: NHIF Advance payment to India Radiation Therapy Hospital
Step 8: Travel to India for Radiation Therapy
Send all latest medical reports of Radiation Therapy patient.
Get Cost Estimate from multiple Hospitals in India.
Have Teleconsultation or Video Consultation with the Best Radiation Therapy specialist in multiple Hospitals
Compare each Radiation Therapy hospital in India based on Reviews, Cost and Success rate.
Choose the Best Radiation Therapy Doctor and Hospital.
NHIF Radiation Therapy Documents are mentioned above.
Also you need following documents,
You can get standard application for Radiation Therapy in local NHIF office or online. You need to furnish all required details for Radiation Therapy in India. One patient should submit only one application.
NHIF Radiation Therapy approval time is 2-3 weeks. Once you provide all required documents to local NHIF office, it’s forwarded to concerned authority in central office. Radiation Therapy application needs multiple approval hence takes time.
Once all concerned authorities approved Radiation Therapy application for India, same is sent back to local NHIF office. You can get the status of application from NHIF office.
NHIF covers Radiation Therapy cost out of country. Many patients prefer to travel India for Radiation Therapy. NHIF Covers through Chronic disease fund up to Sh5 million or 33,000 USD.
Max Hospital, Saket
BLK Max Hospital
Apollo Hospitals
Fortis Hospitals
Manipal Hospital
Artemis Hospital
Medanta Hospital
Global Hospitals
Jaypee Hospital
Many more…
First, the family should arrange to send us the latest Reports of the cancer patient
to confirm their Eligibility for Radiation Therapy.
Second, once confirmed need to send us the duly filled Preliminary Information Sheet.
Third, based on the information received we shall prepare the treatment plan
The Medical Records that needs to be sent to us are:
The Approximate Duration of Stay would be 3 – 4 weeks for the Workup &
Committee approval for the Radiation Therapy, 10 Days in the Wards post Radiotherapy
and1 to 2 months for the follow up Post Discharge.
The Radiation Therapy can be planned purely based on the evaluation done at hospital.
Please find below the approximate quote for a Radiation Therapy in India:
(A) Mandatory:
NHIF Radiation Therapy Package 4,300 USD
*Conversion rate of 1 USD = INR 80
(B) Variable:
Number of Cycles required.
Post-Radiotherapy Medications (3 months) 1000 – 1200 USD
*Conversion rate of 1 USD = INR 80
NHIF Radiation Therapy cost in India is 4,300 USD
Radiation Therapy success rate is 98.5%
NHIF Radiation Therapy covers till 33,000 USD or Ksh 5 million
NHIF Radiation Therapy approval time 2-4 weeks
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