The Edo State Health Insurance Commission (EDHIC) has been awarded the Health Insurance and Managed Care Leadership Award of Excellence by the Institute for Health Insurance & Managed Care of Nigeria, marking a significant achievement for the state’s healthcare sector.
The prestigious award, presented in Abuja, recognizes EDHIC’s impactful contributions to health insurance administration and its dedication to expanding access to quality care for residents of Edo State.
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The Institute lauded EDHIC for its leadership, particularly highlighting the Commission’s innovation, efficiency, and commitment to transparency in managed healthcare. The award positions EDHIC as a role model for other states in Nigeria striving to improve their healthcare systems.
Under the leadership of Director General Mrs. Augusta Ikpea-Enaholo, EDHIC has implemented initiatives that have significantly advanced health insurance coverage and service delivery within Edo State. The award specifically acknowledges these strides and recognizes the Commission’s impact on improving the overall wellbeing of the state’s population.
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Accepting the award on behalf of the Commission, Mrs. Ikpea-Enaholo expressed her gratitude and dedicated the honor to the entire EDHIC team.
“This award is not just a recognition of our work but a call to continue pushing boundaries. It belongs to every member of the EDHIC team, whose dedication and resilience have brought us this far. We remain focused on delivering affordable and quality healthcare to every resident of Edo State.” she stated.
The Institute’s recognition not only celebrates EDHIC’s accomplishments but also reflects the success of Edo State’s governance approach, which prioritizes the health and wellbeing of its citizens. The accolade underscores the transformative power of strong institutional leadership and the positive impact it can have on improving access to essential healthcare services.
