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MP registers 1,000 people on to NHIS in Kwahu East District

The Member of Parliament for Kwahu East, Mr. Bryan Acheampong has enrolled over one thousand aging and vulnerable children on to the National Health Insurance Scheme free-off-charge.

Date Created : 9/3/2019 4:04:57 AM : Story Author : Rosemary O. Yeboah/Ghanadistricts.com

The registration and renewal exercise was organized by Bryan Acheampong Foundation for individuals from about five electoral areas within the Kwahu East District of the Eastern Region.

The five Electoral Areas from which the beneficiaries were selected are, Miaso, Ankoma, Sempoa, Oframase, and Dwerebease-Onyemso were selected after thorough need-assessment.

Speaking at the launch, Hilary Konadu Awuah, the manager, Health and Sport at the Bryan Acheampong Foundation, emphasized the importance of access to quality health care. He praised the collaborative manner with which, the officials of Mpraeso National Health Insurance Authority teamed up with the Foundation to register children under 17 years and the aging in society.

Healthcare being an essential component in the development of every community makes the provision of the free NHIS enrolement more than welcomed news.

“As a Foundation, we are happy that more poor and vulnerable people would get access to quality health care through this initiative.”

Mr. Awuah, thus implored all the beneficiaries to take advantage of the exercise to improve their health conditions.

The leader of the NHIS team, Mr. karikari Agyemang, urged the beneficiaries to take advantage of the exercise to improve on their health care. Some beneficiaries who could not hide their joy over the exercise and eulogized the foundation for bringing health care closer to them.

“We are very grateful; we thank Bryan Acheampong Foundation and everyone who came here to support us, since we have our NHIS we can now visit hospital any time we are not feeling fine,” Aisha Alhassan a beneficiary remarked.