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TSC’s Minet Scheme Upgrades: New Teachers Medical Benefits and Improvements

Hezron Rooy by Hezron Rooy
April 13, 2024
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TSC's Minet Scheme Upgrades: New Teachers Medical Benefits and Improvements

TSC's Minet Scheme Upgrades: New Teachers Medical Benefits and Improvements

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TSC’s Minet Scheme Upgrades: New Teachers Medical Benefits and Improvements

The Teachers’ Medical Scheme, managed by Minet Kenya, has played an important role in shaping teachers’ lives by promoting better healthcare and overall well-being. 

For the past nine years, the scheme has been a huge success in improving the wellbeing of teachers. 

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AON Minet Chief Executive Officer Sammy Muthui recently disclosed that the scheme has lowered mortality rates by half and dramatically reduced the disease burden among teachers. 

Mr. Muthui stressed that Minet’s commitment to duty of care and cautious use of public funds has ensured the scheme’s viability over the past nine years. 

Currently, the scheme covers roughly 370,000 teachers, their spouses, and dependents, helping approximately 1.3 million people. 

The scheme, designed exclusively for teachers, includes developing illnesses and services such as COVID-19 therapy and in-vitro fertilization (IVF). 

“The scheme is highly active, managing approximately three million cases per year,” Mr. Muthui revealed during a media engagement session in Nairobi on February 23. 

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Furthermore, the scheme has improved access to treatment by lowering out-of-pocket costs and adding burial coverage, which reduces the financial burden on dependents when a key member dies. 

Furthermore, by investing in local healthcare infrastructure, the scheme has helped to grow the health sector in several counties. 

Benefits of New Cover 

  • Increased inpatient, outpatient, dental, maternity, and optical coverage. 
  • Emergency Road and Air Evacuation. 
  • Counselling Services Psychosocial Support (Psychiatric and Counseling Services)
  • International Treatment 

Improvements to the Funeral Coverage Scheme 

  1. Removal of the seven-day requirement
  2. Preauthorization TAT (The target turnaround time for preauthorization has been changed to 10 minutes.)
  3. No co-pay

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According to KUPPET chair Omboko Milemba, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has pledged to reconsider the teachers’ medical coverage.

“The government will look at the implementation of new Group Life Cover, Group Personal Accident Cover and Work Injury Benefits insurance for teachers as part of the medical scheme,” the prime minister stated.

TSC’s Minet Scheme Upgrades: New Teachers Medical Benefits and Improvements

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