CarePay lent out US$18.24 million to private healthcare facilities, primarily to finance the purchase of necessary equipment and expansion. Disbursements from the loan facility, which is part of CarePay’s medical credit fund (MCF), increased from around US$456204 per month in the third quarter of 2020 to more than US$3.65 million in the fourth quarter.Continue reading→

Fortune, a renowned American magazine, compiles a prestigious list of companies making a positive impact on the world. Safaricom PLC and CarePay have been listed in this top 10 of Fortune’s Change the World list.Continue reading→

A Dutch TV channel RTL Z interviewed CarePay International’s Enrique Zschuschen (Director of Product Management) about CarePay’s innovative platform for its show RTL Doe Maar Duurzaam.Continue reading→

At least 628 patients have benefited from AAR Healthcare Group, Kampala and Naaksero hospitals medical camp and sanitation drive at Wandegeya Market.Continue reading→

AAR Insurance had set a strategy to become fully digital about three years before the pandemic struck. The transformation pace increased in 2020 to enable customers and staff have remote access.Continue reading→

Medical provider AAR Insurance Kenya has launched a new mobile app – M-TIBA in what it says it is part of its strategy to become a branchless and paperless insurer.Continue reading→

AAR Insurance has inked a deal with telecommunications provider Safaricom to roll out new technology infrastructure based on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) as part of its goal to be a full digital insurance company.Continue reading→

Medical underwriter AAR Insurance Kenya has launched a low-priced accident cover those costs as little as 940 shillings per month – AAR Protect. It caters for hospital treatment of up to 10 million shillings locally and abroad, in case of accidental injuries with an accidental death benefit of up to Ksh. 1,000,000.Continue reading→

AAR Insurance has introduced ‘Chanjo’ cover, the first of its kind in the market, catering for medical expenses arising from the side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine, with a cover limit of Ksh 500,000 for inpatient treatment.Continue reading→

Meet Jesse Opati, the Country Manager for Tabolec, Labotec’s new East Africa branch located in Nairobi, Kenya. He will be servicing the Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Uganda region with technical and sales support for the Labotec product range.Continue reading→