DSO Kenya — frequently asked questions

Question 1

What is DSO Kenya?

Accepted Answer

Doctor's Second Opinion Kenya (DSO Kenya) is a registered Community Based Organization under Kenyan law. DSO Kenya is a registered Community Based Organization connecting patients across all 47 counties to world-class specialist care in India — completely free of charge, through our Life-Saving Pathway Programme. "Because geography and financial barriers should never decide who receives life-saving care."

Question 2

When does the Life-Saving Pathway Initiative launch?

Accepted Answer

The Life-Saving Pathway Initiative launches in January 2027 as a 10-year programme (2027–2036) serving all 47 Kenyan counties. Register interest at https://www.dsokenya.com/contact.

Question 3

Is care free for patients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Eligible patients pay nothing. DSO Kenya funds specialist video consultations and, for priority cases, end-to-end treatment in India — including surgery, flights, hospital stay, and initial recovery — through donors, sponsors, and grants.

Question 4

How can I donate or sponsor a patient?

Accepted Answer

Donate at https://www.dsokenya.com/donate. Sponsoring one life-saving surgery typically costs Ksh 780,000–2,340,000 (flights, hospital, surgery, recovery).

Question 5

Who is AeroMedicare?

Accepted Answer

AeroMedicare is DSO Kenya's exclusive India Medical Value Travel partner (a division of AeroTech India). It coordinates hospital access across 8 Indian cities with JCI- and NABH-accredited networks. Learn more: https://www.dsokenya.com/india.

Question 6

What is the Kipaji Challenge?

Accepted Answer

Kipaji Challenge is DSO Kenya's social talent campaign. Details: https://www.dsokenya.com/kipaji.

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