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BGiL KLINIKA

Dedicated to increasing affordable access to quality health care in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Managed Healthcare

An intuitive health delivery and financing system with a capitation method

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Health Information

A comprehensive list of vital resources and information on key health issues in Africa

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Making Healthier Happen in Africa

Implementing strategies in Africa that will enable wellness to keep illness away.

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN AFRICA

who we are

BGiL Klinika is dedicated to increasing affordable access to quality health care in Sub-Saharan Africa, in the pursuit of this objective, we contribute not only to healthier populations but also in social and economic development.

Our approach consists of complementary initiatives that aim to increase efficiency and effectiveness within the healthcare system. By combining affordable and quality clinical services, health plans and state of the art facilities we simultaneously stimulate the demand for and supply of healthcare services.

mission & vision

It is our mission to promote wellness, relieve suffering and to restore the health of those we serve with a commitment to excellence in everything that we do.

Our goal is to offer quality care and programs that set community standards, exceed patients' expectations and are provided swiftly, with compassion and competence.

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quality clinical services

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Managed Healthcare

A better & intuitive system

What is Managed Healthcare?

A health delivery and financing system where an enrolled population pays a fixed annual fee (capitation) to a medical provider for access to health services as needed. BGiL Klinika is dedicated to increasing affordable access to quality health care in Sub-Saharan Africa, in the pursuit of this objective, we contribute not only to healthier populations but also in social and economic development.

The Challenge of Affordable, Accessible Care

In most developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa with limited resources, the challenge is to ensure that resources available are put to their most efficient use, and it is therefore important for the private sector to offer creative alternatives to government health care provision. BGiL Klinika offers affordable high quality medical services in the market based on the principals of Provider-based Managed Healthcare. This form of risk pooling eliminates the need for costly middle men, such as insurance companies, by making the medical provider itself a repository for the pooled funds.

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HEALTH INFORMATION

We have compiled a comprehensive list of resources and information to help you better understand some of the major health issues that plague Africa.

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BGiL Health is a healthcare professional services firm operating in emerging and resource limited economies in Africa.

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WELCOME TO BGiL KLINIKA

Welcome to BGiL Klinika, we are dedicated to increasing affordable access to quality health care in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Why Africa?

Good health is wealth. Besides the fact that there's an intrinsic value of health that is a human right, the economic case for investing in healthcare is robust. Experts agree that improved healthcare in Africa is essential for sustainable development. Healthier citizens are more productive, earn more, consume more, work longer, all of which have a positive impact on the Gross Domestic Product of a country. Better health also reduces the financial cost of healthcare for the family, the community, the private sector and the government.

According to consultancy firm – McKinsey, by 2016 the market for health care in Sub-Saharan Africa will be worth $35 billion, however a skills shortage is constraining it since the continent is reckoned to host a quarter of the world's disease burden but only has 3% of its medical workforce. The World Bank reckons an additional 90,000 doctors and 500,000 nurses will be needed in the next few years. The private sector has a positive role to play within the broader context of Sub-Saharan African countries health care systems by expanding access and improving quality and efficiency.