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NHIS stands for Nigeria Health Insurance Scheme.


A woman told me she had a CS and it was covered by the scheme. For her, it's a wonderful scheme.

However, my experience with HMOs in varsity wasn't palatable.



So what are your experiences with them?

As beneficial as the health provider (hospital ) want it to be


And as effective as you want it to be

DaudaAbu:
As beneficial as the health provider (hospital ) want it to be


And as effective as you want it to be

Please share your experience if any...

Share your experience(s), I would love to read.

From the name, you can deduce my interest

It is very beneficial. My friend is a pharmacist and he works in a hospital(pharmacy unit). According to my friend, he said that people that ed under NHIS only pay 10% of the amount of drugs they bought. Take for instance you bought a drug of 1000 naira, you are entitled to pay only 100 naira . The remaining 90% will be covered by NHIS. It's unfortunate that NHIS beneficiaries are people working under federal government. A certain amount (negligible amount) is been deducted from the salaries of those that ed under NHIS every month depending on one's level with or without visiting the hospital that you ed under as NHIS.

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NHIS stands for Nigeria Health Insurance Scheme.


A woman told me she had a CS and it was covered by the scheme. For her, it's a wonderful scheme.

However, my experience with HMOs in varsity wasn't palatable.



So what are your experiences with them?

Truth

more input please.

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