Positive Voice Of Kenya

  Measuring What Matters: How Jayesh Saini’s Clinics Are Redefining Reach In the past, healthcare success in Africa was measured in absolutes: number of facilities built, consultations completed, or medical staff hired. For years, these inputs were treated as proof of progress. But today, that model is under review—and in Kenya, it is being quietly redefined. At the center of this shift is a new generation of healthcare institutions that understand reach is not just about coverage—it’s about impact. Among the most prominent are the networks built under the leadership influence of Jayesh Saini , whose data-led, outcome-focused model is changing how reach is defined, tracked, and ultimately judged. Rather than chasing volume, these institutions are refining how they measure what matters —and in doing so, they are setting a new standard for equitable, accountable healthcare growth across Africa. From Headcounts to Health Outcomes Traditionally, healthcare reporting relied heavily on...

  The Future of Hospitals Is Green — And Kenya Is Quietly Leading the Way In the evolving landscape of global healthcare, one truth is becoming undeniable: the hospitals of the future will be green, or they will fall behind. As climate change accelerates and public health becomes increasingly intertwined with environmental risk, hospitals can no longer function as isolated care centers—they must become stewards of sustainability. In Africa, where the dual burden of climate vulnerability and under-resourced health systems presents immense challenges, Kenya is quietly emerging as a model for how to do things differently. The green transformation of healthcare in Kenya has not happened by accident. It has been shaped by a growing consciousness that environmental sustainability is not a luxury—it’s a public health imperative . Increasingly, healthcare leaders across the country are adopting environmentally responsible practices not just to meet targets, but because they understand th...

  The New KPI: Measuring What Matters to Patients in Modern Healthcare Beyond Revenue: A Shift in What Success Looks Like in African Healthcare Across boardrooms and budget meetings, healthcare providers have long measured performance with familiar metrics: revenue per patient, bed occupancy rates, clinic throughput. But a transformation is quietly reshaping how success is defined—and Kenya is once again leading the way. A new generation of healthcare leaders is arguing that patient trust, health outcomes, and service accessibility should now be core KPIs , not soft indicators. And they’re not just talking—they’re redesigning systems to reflect this new standard. In institutions like Lifecare Hospitals and Bliss Healthcare , traditional metrics are being supplemented—and sometimes replaced—by those that ask a deeper question: “Is this system working for the people it claims to serve?” Why Traditional Metrics Are No Longer Enough Revenue growth and efficiency will always matter. ...