The Medical Credit Fund is part of the PharmAccess group of non-profit organizations dedicated to improving access to quality healthcare in Africa. PharmAccess mobilizes public and private resources for the benefit of doctors and patients through clinical standards and quality improvements, loans for healthcare providers, health insurance, mHealth innovations and operational research.
This integrated approach is made possible by the following organizations:
Loans to upgrade
your healthcare facility
Medical Credit Fund can help your healthcare facility
apply for loans to invest in your facility
and improve your services.
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can help
your healthcare facility
Medical Credit Fund works with a range of partners to help private healthcare clinics access affordable finance and support to improve the quality of healthcare they deliver. We also offer technical support and guidance to help you develop your growth strategy and identify the most effective areas of investment.
By reducing the investment risks your clinic is more likely to be able to secure a loan – especially if you are a first-time borrower.
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Fast and Transparent Mobile Loans
for Health SMEs
Do you need a loan to cover salary payments? Stock? Medicine? Rent? Or to purchase new equipment? Cash Advance is for you!
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Working to serve their community to their full potential
Siloam Hospital is a private, 78- bed hospital in the highlands of the Great Rift Valley in Kericho County, Kenya. People in the area are mainly employed in tea, flower or dairy farming. About 70% of patients seeking care at Siloam are low-income earners. About a third of Siloam’s patients are children.
With our second loan, we are constructing a new operating theater and a 3-bed intensive care unit. We are also building a laboratory and expanding our maternity wing.
We have seen what we can achieve and we don’t want to go back, we want to go higher.”
Alice Bett, Director Siloam Hospital
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