MediHeal Group of Hospitals has distanced itself from ongoing claims that it has been receiving funds from donors.
Speaking to the members of the forth estate on the same,Dr.Srinivas Murthy said the hospital has no role in international organ trafficking network.
The doctor continued that patients seeking transplants services,do come with their donor as opposed to media reports that the facility is involved in soucing and selection of donors to the facility.
” The clients come themselves to the hospital and procedures are being followed accordingly,” Dr Murthy said.
Mediheal Group of Hospitals Vice President Maryline Limo further dismissed claims of Getting Money from Donors.
The media report identified Mediheal Hospital as a key site for transplant procedures, revealing that recipients paid up to $200,000 (Ksh25.9 million) for a single kidney transplant.
Limo dismissed these claims affirming that the Hospital does not receive money from the donors.
She said the legal procedures are followed, and the formal affidavits are signed by the donor with no financial inducement.
Limo clarified that the hospital only receives funds for the service rendered and is not part of any money exchange scheme.
“I would like to state that MediHeal Hospital is not part and parcel of this money. The money that the facility receives is for the services which are rendered to the client. So, this issue of money has been exchanged with MediHeal. They are not part and parcel of it,” she said.
