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NHIS tariffs to increase from August as government cracks down on illegal hospital charges
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The government has announced that National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) tariffs will increase from August 2026 to improve healthcare financing and ensure hospitals and clinics receive better reimbursement for treating NHIS members.
The government has announced an increase in NHIS tariffs effective August 2026 to improve healthcare financing and provider reimbursements, while warning health facilities against illegal co-payments to insured patients.
NHIS tariffs will increase from August 2026, with the government saying the adjustment will improve the sustainability of the scheme and ensure healthcare providers receive better reimbursement.
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