Poor people in isolation are vulnerable but together, they can achieve anything they unite to achieve. Let's unite to access affordable and quality healthcare.
active subscriptions
Active hospitals distributed all over Uganda
“Stre@mline Ubuntu is at the heart of what we do at Stre@mline. One of our values is “Reach the bottom of the pyramid”. By providing superior technology tools to hospitals and communities, we will ensure that every person has access to affordable healthcare. This massive; As you read this now, someone is selling their only asset or negotiating life on a hospital bed because they cannot afford the doctors’ recommendations. Come join us on this mission.”
More than 20 members.
Have existed for at least 1 year.
Already pulling money together
Have a leadership team
Formal registration is an added advantage
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Stre@mline SNAP helps managers, researchers & governments to make key strategic decisons
Hospitals use Stre@mline HMIS for scheme administration
Development of the Kisiizi hospital health insurance scheme: lessons learned and implications for universal health coverage (Baine, Kakama and Mugume, 2018)
In May last year, she was diagnosed with uterus cancer and doctors recommended surgery.
Kahara’s surgery needed about 2,000 dollars. For Sandra this meant 2 options, either to sell her land or wait to die.
Kahara subscribes to a local community scheme at Kisiizi Hospital. The hospital uses Stre@mline HMIS to manage all its operations and to do scheme administration.
With her annual premium USD 12 and a co-payment of USD 120, Sandra had her surgery and lives to see better days.
