Protection · For the health that carries everything

Medical Cover

One diagnosis should never be allowed to undo a decade of building.

A smiling father plays with his baby on a changing table

The promise, in one line

"The bill was terrifying. Our balance sheet never noticed."

The story

The most expensive room in Kenya is a hospital room

Ask any family that has watched a loved one spend six weeks in intensive care: the illness takes one person, but the bill comes for everyone.

Savings built over years drain in weeks; businesses quietly lend themselves to the ward.

Well-structured medical cover is the wall between a health event and a wealth event. It lets a family make medical decisions like a family — not like a treasury under siege.

The reality

What one hospital stay can cost

KES 300,000+/day

ICU costs in Nairobi can exceed this — per day

KES 1M–3M

Major surgery often falls in this range

KES 5M+

Long-term treatment can quietly reach this and beyond

What it protects

Promises, kept in writing

Care without arithmetic

Treatment decisions made on medical advice, not on what the M-Pesa balance allows.

Savings stay savings

Hospital bills route to the insurer — your emergency fund and investments stay untouched.

The whole household

Spouse, children and, where you choose, parents — one structure, everyone breathing easier.

Private-ward dignity

Cover sized for the standard of care your family actually expects.

Who This Is For

  • Individuals and families who depend on private healthcare
  • Parents covering spouse, children and ageing parents under one plan
  • Anyone whose savings could not absorb a prolonged hospitalisation
  • Founders and executives whose productivity depends on uninterrupted health

How We Design It

  1. 01 Assess family size, ages and expected care needs
  2. 02 Size cover to include chronic illness, surgery and ICU limits
  3. 03 Ensure the plan sustains your standard of care, not just a baseline
  4. 04 Coordinate with emergency fund and other protection layers

Protectors on Medical Cover

Families who made the promise

We spent eleven days in Aga Khan with our son. The only paperwork I touched was the discharge form.

Amina O. · Nairobi · Protector since 2024

My readiness score flagged medical as my weakest area at 28. It is the first gap we closed.

Peter G. · Nakuru · Protector since 2025

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The unremarkable Tuesday is today.

One conversation. Protection sized to the weight you actually carry.

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