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Rejected claims rarely come out of nowhere. Most of the time, it's a missing diagnosis, a missing invoice, or a missed deadline. All preventable. With CollabMed HMIS, your team can: ✅ Track preauthorization from pending to approved or rejected ✅ Run every claim through a checklist before it reaches SHA ✅ Stay on the clock: 7 days from discharge for SHIF claims, 24 hours for emergency (ECCIF) claims Ready to get your team up to speed? Watch the full training suite here: rb.gy/4v7390 📩 info@afya.ai 📞 0722 676 656 #HMIS #CollabMed #SHA

One system. Reception to claim. Patient consent comes first (OTP or fingerprint), and emergencies still get a route: care moves now, the claim follows. Check out the full training suite to bring your team up to speed: Video Tutorial: rb.gy/4v7390 For queries, reach out to our technical team at info@afya.ai or 0722 676 656. #HMIS #CollabMed #SHA

SHA claims keep coming back for three reasons: 1. Missing data 2. Missing documents 3. Missed deadlines Tonight, we will show how to avoid all three, live in our HMIS. This will give you the opportunity to ask questions during the session. Open to everyone. Register here: luma.com/3onmntbf #SHA #HMIS #Collabmed

From patient records and clinical documentation to billing and claims management, our system brings essential processes together to support more efficient healthcare service delivery. For any inquiries reach out through: info@afya.ai or 0722 676 656. #HMIS #CollabMed #SHA

PHC Claims are officially LIVE on CollabMed HMIS As part of the ongoing SHA rollout, claims processing pathways for select health facilities have shifted to CollabMed HMIS to optimize data management and claim workflows. Key Takeaways for Health Administrators: Level 2 & Level 3B (Accepting UHC): PHC claims must now be processed via CollabMed HMIS. Level 3B (Non-UHC) & SHIF/POMSF: Existing pathways remain unchanged. Check out the full training suite to bring your team up to speed: Video Tutorial: rb.gy/4v7390 Implementation Guide: rebrand.ly/5oa9ljp Have questions? Reach out to our technical team at info@afya.ai or 0722 676 656. #HMIS #CollabMed #SHA

Afyanalytics is live with SHA. You’ll be able to make your SHA claims through our HMIS, from patient check-in to claim submission. Join our webinar, Monday 26 to Friday 30 October, 7:00 to 8:30 PM EAT: luma.com/yse57cu3 Ready to go? Get onboarded straight away: forms.cloud.microsoft/r/EXXP… Questions? info@afya.ai · 0722 676 656 · 0733 520 159 #SHA #HMIS #HealthTech #KenyaHealth #CollabMed

Afyanalytics is live with SHA. You’ll be able to make your SHA claims through our HMIS, from patient check-in to claim submission. Join our webinar, Monday 26 to Friday 30 October, 7:00 to 8:30 PM EAT: luma.com/yse57cu3 Ready to go? Get onboarded straight away: forms.cloud.microsoft/r/EXXP… Questions? info@afya.ai · 0722 676 656 · 0733 520 159 #SHA #HMIS #HealthTech #KenyaHealth #CollabMed

#SHAClaims. We Are Live luma.com/6cubaj7p We will be live everyday from 7PM

Every minute spent on duplicate data entry is a minute taken away from patient care. Collabmed is a Health Management Information System that keeps one patient record from registration to discharge. What that means for your facility: 1. Less paperwork and fewer manual re-entries 2. Billing and reporting linked directly to clinical activity 3. One source of truth for clinicians, administrators and county health teams Ready to see how Collabmed could work for your facility? call us on 0722 676 656 or learn more at afya.ai #DataThatSpeaks

From collection to action, ensuring healthcare data flows seamlessly takes genuine commitment and collaboration. On this Mashujaa Day, we honor our stakeholders, partners, and our teams for making seamless healthcare delivery a reality. You are the true heroes 🇰🇪 Happy Mashujaa Day!

Here's the narrative I'd like to retire. That silence is safer. That asking "are you okay?" plants a dangerous idea. That the people struggling are the ones who look like they are struggling. Here's the one I'd like to write in its place. Asking is an act of care. Listening is a lifeline. And the person who is "fine" in every meeting might be carrying something heavy behind the camera. If you are in that place right now, hear this: what you are feeling is real, and it is not the whole story. Pain is loud, but it is not permanent. Thousands of people who once could not imagine tomorrow are here today, and glad of it. Many will tell you the moment that mattered was small: someone noticed, someone stayed. You do not need the perfect words. You need a pause, a real question, and the willingness to hear the answer. At @Afyanalytics, we believe numbers like these deserve to be read out loud, not filed away. We tell this story the way we would want it told to someone we love: without sensationalism, without blame, always with a way forward. Because a statistic can open eyes, but a conversation opens doors. So as September closes, don't let the conversation close with it. Text the friend you've been meaning to check on. Ask the colleague who's gone quiet. Tell one person the truth about your own week. If you are struggling, please reach out to someone today: a friend, a family member, a therapist, or a local crisis line. You are worth the call. The month ends. The care doesn't. #DataThatSpeaks #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth #ChangingTheNarrative #StartTheConversation

Baba Otieno was 68. He had slowed down, yes, but so does everyone at 68, or so the family told themselves. He ate less. He got up at night, again and again, for the bathroom. He winced sometimes, quietly, and waved it off. "Uzee tu," he would say. Just old age. Eight months later, he was gone. The diagnosis, when it finally came, was prostate cancer, stage four. Nobody had thought to check earlier. Why would they? He was not in pain. He was just old. That is the myth sitting quietly in African households right now: "If it were serious, I'd be in pain." We have been taught to treat pain as the alarm bell: no pain, no problem. So men wait. Families wait. And prostate cancer, which is often silent for years while it is still curable, uses that silence to its full advantage. Let's dissect that myth properly. Prostate cancer rarely announces itself early. By the time there is pain, difficulty urinating, or blood where it should not be, the disease has often already moved past the stage where treatment is simple. Waiting for symptoms is not caution. It is a head start handed to the cancer. And on our continent, that head start is proving fatal. Prostate cancer is now the leading cause of cancer-related death among men across Sub-Saharan Africa. A South-East African study following over 8,600 patients found men here were more than three times as likely to present with aggressive, advanced disease compared to men in the US, not because African bodies are more vulnerable, but because African men are walking into clinics far too late. In South Africa, black African men carry a 60% higher risk of developing prostate cancer and are more than twice as likely to die from it. In Kenya, roughly one in nine men is a potential candidate for the disease, and it is already the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Kenyan men. This is exactly the kind of pattern @Afyanalytics exists to expose. We work with African health data, surfacing the trends, the gaps, and the blind spots that raw numbers from elsewhere in the world simply don't capture. And what our data keeps showing, cancer after cancer, region after region, is the same story: it is not that African men are getting sicker. It is that African men are being found sicker, later, because the checkup never happened while there was still time to act. So here is the myth, killed properly: pain is not the warning sign. Age is. Family history is. Being a man over 40, especially a Black African man, is reason enough to have the conversation with a doctor, whether or not anything feels wrong. This September, don't wait for a symptom to give you permission to check. Ask your doctor about screening. Ask your father. Ask your brother. Baba Otieno didn't get a warning. You just did. Know your numbers. Know your risk. Get checked, while early still means everything. #DataThatSpeaks #ProstrateCancerAwarenessMonth

We are officially DHA Certified! We are proud to announce that CollabMed has been certified by the Digital Health Agency (DHA) under the Kenya Digital Health Certification Framework. This certification reflects our continued commitment to building secure, compliant, and high quality digital health solutions for the Kenyan healthcare ecosystem. Certificate No: CERT-2026-B0652DS2 Thank you to our team and partners for making this milestone possible. 🌐 Visit afya.ai #Datathatspeaks #DigitalHealth #DHACertified

Ready to join the team and shape the future of healthcare data? The Business Developer Program at Afyanalytics is officially accepting applications across 10 regions in Kenya. We are looking for individuals residing in:• Nyeri• Mombasa• Makueni • Machakos• Kirinyaga• Kiambu• Siaya• Bungoma• Uasin Gishu• Homabay Apply now via the link below 🔗[sites.google.com/afyanalytic…]