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Ahafo NHIA Beats 2025 Target to Secure Second Year of Universal Health Coverage

The Ahafo Region has attained Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in access within the National Health Insurance Authority’s (NHIA) operational scope, recording 87 per cent population coverage in 2025, representing 110 per cent of its target.
He urged the Regional and District teams to sustain the progress by registering every eligible resident, strengthening active membership, and ensuring that people in remote communities could confidently access healthcare when they needed it.
Ahafo Regional Director, George Mawuli, said the region is proud of its UHC achievement, saying that it comes with a task—sustaining the momentum through registering every eligible resident and strengthening active membership.
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