Use cases
One service, four kinds of question.
Families, pharmacists and clinicians, and employers bring different questions. Here is what each can ask Tabibu, and how to start.
Patients and families
Start with what you are living with.
Three guides, each with questions to start from and the facts we can source.
Diabetes
Diabetes
Blood sugar targets, what SHA covers for chronic care, what to ask at a clinic visit, and how to read the numbers: in English or Kiswahili, with sources.
Pregnancy and maternal health
Pregnancy and maternal health
What SHA covers for antenatal care and delivery, which facility to use, what to take and what to bring: plain answers in English or Kiswahili, with sources.
Mental health
Mental health
A calm place to put what you are feeling into words, find who can help in Kenya, and understand what SHA covers: in English or Kiswahili, anonymous to start.
Pharmacists and clinicians
Check a guideline, fast.
Look up a Kenyan guideline line or a local brand name and see the document it came from. Tabibu is an information tool: it does not replace your judgement or the full guideline.
Employers and insurers
Fewer repeat calls about cover.
Members and staff can ask plain-language questions about SHA before they call you. Clinics, pharmacies, employers and county programmes that need higher limits or a custom set-up. Tell us what you need.
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