The National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) of Kenya, now replaced by the Social Health Authority (SHA), was a state corporation providing health insurance to Kenyans. It offered inpatient, outpatient services, and special benefits packages. The target audience included all Kenyans above 18 years, with both statutory and voluntary membership options. The unique selling proposition was its comprehensive coverage and innovative payment methods like M-Pesa, enhancing accessibility for informal sector workers. SHA continues this mandate, focusing on accessible, affordable, and sustainable health insurance for all Kenyans.