Nelson Amenya has exposed the alleged corruption and incompetence within Jayesh Saini’s medical empire, specifically MAKL and Bliss Healthcare, which have been accused of offering poor health insurance coverage to teachers.
Instead of addressing these concerns, Jayesh has allegedly resorted to paying bloggers to sanitize his companies, trying to shift the blame and cover up the suffering of thousands of teachers under his watch.
It is baffling how one individual can be so incompetent yet continue to control billions meant for healthcare. If there is 161 billion shillings involved, why not use part of it to hire competent bloggers instead of pushing propaganda while teachers continue to suffer? Questioned Amenya.
The situation under MAKL is dire. Teachers, many of whom suffer from chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension, are struggling to access proper medication.
The health cover provided is so inadequate that they cannot even afford the necessary consultation, tests, and medication in private hospitals.
Instead of getting quality treatment, they are given the cheapest medication available, which barely addresses their conditions. The suffering is unbearable, and many have already lost their lives due to the failure of the system.
Nelson Amenya has highlighted that admissions under MAKL are often declined unless there is pressure, such as threats of a strike. Even for life-saving procedures, teachers are forced to beg for approvals.
A patient with diabetes or high blood pressure is only given medication for two weeks, making it impossible for them to manage their conditions effectively.
On top of that, they are only allowed to visit the hospital once every 48 hours, which is completely unreasonable for those with chronic illnesses that require constant monitoring.
The worst part is that MAKL has taken control over discharge decisions, meaning hospitals cannot release patients unless MAKL gives the go-ahead.
This level of interference puts lives at risk, as patients who should be under observation are forced out due to financial restrictions, while others are kept longer than necessary to inflate medical bills.
This system is not designed to help teachers but to exploit them while benefiting Jayesh Saini and his associates.The revelations by Nelson Amenya should not be ignored.
Teachers deserve better healthcare, not a system that treats them as an inconvenience. The billions allocated for their health cover should be used to provide quality services, not to enrich individuals like Jayesh Saini.
If action is not taken, more teachers will continue to die under this failed system, all while Jayesh and his companies continue to profit at their expense.
