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Ultimate Health MD: Staff Health Insurance Compliance Awareness

Ultimate Health MD: Staff Health Insurance Compliance Awareness

November 21, 2025 Ahmed Hassan - World News Editor World

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Ultimate Health MD Calls for Nationwide Health Insurance Enrollment ‍Campaign

Table of Contents

  • Ultimate Health MD Calls for Nationwide Health Insurance Enrollment ‍Campaign
    • Government Directive and‍ Potential Impact
      • At a ​Glance
    • Collaboration and Awareness Campaigns
    • Strengthening the National Healthcare⁢ System

Otunba⁣ Lekan ​Ewenla, CEO of ⁢Ultimate Health Management Services, advocates for⁢ full ‍compliance with the Federal Government’s health‍ insurance directive for employers.

November 21, 2023, 9:48 PM GMT

Government Directive and‍ Potential Impact

Otunba Lekan Ewenla, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer ‍of Ultimate Health Management Services, is urging a⁢ comprehensive national campaign too ​ensure employers ⁢adhere to the Federal Government’s mandate ​requiring health insurance enrollment for all companies with five or more ⁤employees. ​Ewenla’s call, made ​in‌ a statement released ​on Thursday, November 16,⁣ 2023, highlights the critical need for increased public awareness regarding the directive.

At a ​Glance

  • What: Call ⁣for​ nationwide‍ health⁢ insurance enrollment​ compliance.
  • Who: ⁢Otunba Lekan​ Ewenla, Ultimate ⁣health⁣ Management Services.
  • When: Directive ⁢issued ⁣by the Federal Government; ‌Ewenla’s statement⁤ released ⁤November 16, 2023.
  • Why: To improve healthcare access, strengthen the healthcare system, and boost financial inflows into the sector.
  • What’s Next: Increased awareness campaigns and collaboration between HMOs and employers.

Ewenla explained that a larger subscriber base would significantly increase financial resources within the‌ health ‌sector. This ‌influx of funds would empower healthcare providers to upgrade infrastructure and offer more competitive ⁤compensation packages to doctors, nurses, and other essential ‍staff.​ “We‍ expect more‍ doctors and nurses ⁢to return and take up appointments,” he stated. “Healthcare facilities will be able to pay better salaries‌ because,like‍ every‍ other ⁤business,healthcare thrives on ⁤the volume of patronage.”

The potential​ impact ⁤extends ​beyond individual‍ facilities. Increased financial⁤ stability within the healthcare system coudl lead to improved quality of care and ​greater accessibility‍ for ⁣all Nigerians.

Collaboration and Awareness Campaigns

Ewenla emphasized the importance of collaboration between Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)⁤ and ⁤employers in reaching ⁣smaller⁢ businesses and organizations​ that may be ⁢unaware of‍ the government’s‍ directive.He believes that targeted education and awareness campaigns are crucial​ for ⁤maximizing enrollment and ⁣ensuring that ⁤workers throughout ​Nigeria have ⁤access to quality healthcare services.

currently, the National Health ‍Insurance Authority (NHIA) oversees the implementation of the⁢ National ​Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). The NHIA ⁤website provides detailed​ facts about‌ the ⁤scheme ‌and its requirements for employers.

Employer Size Requirement
5+ Employees Mandatory‍ health insurance enrollment
Less than 5 Employees Voluntary enrollment options available

Strengthening the National Healthcare⁢ System

Ewenla concluded by asserting that consistent adherence to the government directive would⁤ not ​only​ enhance the health and well-being of Nigerian employees but also contribute to a stronger, more resilient national ‍healthcare system. ‍ He envisions a future where quality healthcare is accessible to​ all‌ citizens,supported ⁤by a financially stable and well-staffed healthcare infrastructure.

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Ewenla’s call is timely, given the ongoing challenges facing Nigeria’s⁢ healthcare system, including brain drain and inadequate infrastructure. The government’s‌ directive, if fully implemented, has the ‍potential to address

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