KEK Insurance Brokers births HEEL TPA
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KEK Insurance Brokers births HEEL TPA

… to provide healthcare administration

Published July 29, 20264 min read

Ghana’s latest Third-Party Administrator (TPA) for healthcare administration has been launched in Accra. HEEL TPA has been established as a wholly owned subsidiary of KEK Insurance Brokers, the biggest insurance brokerage in Ghana, thus giving it an exceptional professional pedigree. The company has been duly licensed by the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), which is mandated to regulate health insurance in the country.

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