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National hospital insurance fund pricing model: a paradigm shift
The NHIF contribution rates have been constant ever since they were last adjusted in 1989. With the increasing level of expenditure due to price and medical cost inflation, this rates are not sustainable in providing benefits to its members and their dependents and meeting administrative expenses.
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