Sue NHIS service providers – IDEC Ghana

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cha 9 years ago

The solution is that simple

The solution is that simple
HOW? 9 years ago

IF THE NHIA/S DOESN'T REIMBURSE HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS TO STOCK THEIR PHARMACIES TO SERVE THE PUBLIC, HOW CAN YOU WIN A CASE AGAINST THEM?

IF THE NHIA/S DOESN'T REIMBURSE HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS TO STOCK THEIR PHARMACIES TO SERVE THE PUBLIC, HOW CAN YOU WIN A CASE AGAINST THEM?
darkwa 9 years ago

u have made a wise comment I was looking for the opportunity to speak to prez mahama about saboteurs and people masterminding this nhis services

u have made a wise comment I was looking for the opportunity to speak to prez mahama about saboteurs and people masterminding this nhis services
Fred 9 years ago

Please you take the lead, and we shall follow your footsteps.

Please you take the lead, and we shall follow your footsteps.
Lawyer 9 years ago

How can you sue a service provider in this situation? The same agreement you are talking about, did it say government and for that matter NHIS should default payment to the service providers? You see how foolish you guys are ...
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How can you sue a service provider in this situation? The same agreement you are talking about, did it say government and for that matter NHIS should default payment to the service providers? You see how foolish you guys are? Go and tell mahama to do this and see the outcome if the government will not be charged for defaulting payment and pay the rest of the money which is yet to be stolen?
Afue 9 years ago

Another funny journalist. The Government realized Ghc180 million to to settle part of over 60 million owed NHIS. What do u mean by that?

Another funny journalist. The Government realized Ghc180 million to to settle part of over 60 million owed NHIS. What do u mean by that?
Antwi Techiman 9 years ago

Nonsense why not direct them to sue the NHIS instead?

Nonsense why not direct them to sue the NHIS instead?
Baba 9 years ago

Please, do not mislead the public. With the exception of care itself, the patient under NHIS scheme cannot sue and succeed . He/ she rather has a genuine case with NHIA and not providers. Providers have contract with NHIA an ...
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Please, do not mislead the public. With the exception of care itself, the patient under NHIS scheme cannot sue and succeed . He/ she rather has a genuine case with NHIA and not providers. Providers have contract with NHIA and not patients when it comes to payment. Patients can sue for negligence or malpractices.
United Ghana 9 years ago

Thanks for your wisdom. There are too many idiots in Ghana today talking nonsense & incredibly getting published

Thanks for your wisdom. There are too many idiots in Ghana today talking nonsense & incredibly getting published
Luther King 9 years ago

When so called think tanks reason like foot soldiers I weep Ghana. Every ignoramus opens his mouth to spew garbage. No Nhis card holder can sue any service provider. NHIS clients don't have any contract with service providers ...
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When so called think tanks reason like foot soldiers I weep Ghana. Every ignoramus opens his mouth to spew garbage. No Nhis card holder can sue any service provider. NHIS clients don't have any contract with service providers. If they wanna sue they shd sue Nhis bcos they paid their monies to Nhis to procure health on their behalf. Nhis can then sue service providers but Nhis can't bcos they failed in their obligations to pay service providers after within 90 days of service provision. In fact Nhis hasn't paid providers for 8months (240 days and more). Service providers under the law have a right to stop service delivery after 90 days if no payment is done.
Dic papa 9 years ago

Man must think before he speaks. Which law court will hear dis case while nhis owes service providers for eight good months.

Man must think before he speaks. Which law court will hear dis case while nhis owes service providers for eight good months.
Chiga 9 years ago

If you were smart you would have suggested that services providers sue NHIA for defaulting in payment.

If you were smart you would have suggested that services providers sue NHIA for defaulting in payment.
Johnson 9 years ago

Heip check the rot and thievery of dis service providers who Inflate and make unnecessary claims on the scheme.

Heip check the rot and thievery of dis service providers who Inflate and make unnecessary claims on the scheme.
GZO. 9 years ago

I want to throw a big challenge to representatives of the off: Political Parties, Consultants, Acedemicians(Professors and Drs.) The various groups and associations who feel they have the know-how, and especially those who ra ...
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I want to throw a big challenge to representatives of the off: Political Parties, Consultants, Acedemicians(Professors and Drs.) The various groups and associations who feel they have the know-how, and especially those who rank themselves as Political Scientists. I want to meet them on a serious national debate for the people of Ghana to know Who is Who. We will be talking about solutions to (1) Corruption.(2) National Health Insurance.(3) The Energy Crisis.(4) The National Infrastructural Development. (5) Education and (6) The Best Democratic System. Any interested promoter can organise this forum. Contact my brother, Yaw Boating Gyan and you will find me.
Lord Tennison 9 years ago

Why don't you get real by advising them to sue John Mahama for failing to pay the providers for services rendered?

Why don't you get real by advising them to sue John Mahama for failing to pay the providers for services rendered?
Mensah Bernard 9 years ago

u have made a wise comment I was looking
for the opportunity to speak to prez
mahama about saboteurs and people
masterminding this nhis services

u have made a wise comment I was looking
for the opportunity to speak to prez
mahama about saboteurs and people
masterminding this nhis services

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