Audio By Carbonatix
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has announced a temporary waiver of the one-month waiting period for new members of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and for people renewing their membership after more than three months of expiry.
In a notice, the Authority said the waiver will apply throughout November until 14 December 2025 as part of this year’s NHIS Active Month campaign.
Explaining the initiative, the NHIA said, “Newly enrolled NHIS members, and those renewing their NHIS membership after more than three months of expiry, have been waived throughout November until the December 14.”
According to the Authority, this means all eligible people who enrol or renew within the period “will enjoy immediate access to NHIS services, without the usual waiting period.”
The NHIA noted that the move is aimed at improving access to healthcare and boosting active membership on the scheme.
It described the campaign as an effort “to make it easier for everyone to stay active on the Scheme and to ensure that no one is left behind in accessing healthcare.”
The Authority encouraged the public to take full advantage of the waiver by renewing or enrolling through any NHIS district office, the MyNHIS app, or the mobile short code *929#. It also advised members to use the Auto-Renewal option to avoid future lapses in their subscription.
“We urge everyone, especially those whose membership has expired for more than three months, to renew promptly and continue enjoying the benefits of quality, affordable healthcare,” the statement added.

Latest Stories
-
Two arrested in connection with Effiakuma viral video
35 minutes -
Keta MP lays mother to rest
1 hour -
We must put an end to cocoa politics – Victoria Bright
1 hour -
There is a cabal in electricity sector determined to rip off Ghanaians – Prof Agyemang-Duah
2 hours -
NSA pays January 2026 allowance to National Service Personnel
2 hours -
24-Hour Economy not just talk — Edudzi Tamakloe confirms sector-level implementation
2 hours -
Four arrested over robbery attack on okada rider at Fomena
2 hours -
NDC gov’t refusing to take responsibility for anything that affects Ghanaians – Miracles Aboagye
3 hours -
Parental Presence, Not Just Provision: Why active involvement in children’s education matters
3 hours -
24-Hour economy policy fails to create promised jobs – Dennis Miracles Aboagye
3 hours -
Ghana Embassy in Doha urges nationals to take shelter after missile attack
3 hours -
Government’s macroeconomic stability commendable, but we need focus on SME growth – Victoria Bright
4 hours -
Macro stability won’t matter without food self-sufficiency- Prof. Agyeman-Duah
4 hours -
How Virtual Security Africa is strengthening safety at Mamprobi Polyclinic
4 hours -
Ghana on right track macroeconomically, but structural gaps remain – Fred Dzanku
4 hours
