Jayesh Saini and his focus for better Healthcare Services

According to Jayesh Saini, even though many of these are preventable by individuals changing their own lifestyle patterns, there should be directed policies and activities aimed at educating the public and providing practical remedies to the underlying causes of noncompliance with these standards.

For example, while educating people about what a balanced diet involves, the material should provide examples of cheap items that make up a balanced diet. This will dispel the myth that a balanced diet is just for the wealthy, or that proteins are synonymous with meat.

According to Jayesh Saini, the loss of a life, especially one that might have been avoided, is extremely upsetting for healthcare providers. The objective of health care professionals is to treat, avoid organ loss, and prevent death as much as possible.

Contrary to popular belief, service providers care about people, not just profits. Jayesh argues that governments should conduct widespread education about this issue at the devolved level, while service providers educate their patients on healthier living practices.

He believes that if individuals altered their lifestyles to be healthier, there would be a decrease of up to 40% of fatalities caused by avoidable diseases, with a further drop of at least 60% if preventive campaigns were carried out effectively and constantly. Inevitably, achieving these goals of educating people about better healthy living could extend the lives of millions of people around the world, and in the long run, healthcare expenditure would noticeably decrease, and individual performance, and thus the performance of countries, would improve as a result of a healthier nation.

The resources would then be utilized to address other aspects of healthcare, such as R&D and facility upgrades to accommodate more complicated cases, including those that have already arisen as a result of the aforementioned concerns. Jayesh concurs with the study’s conclusions that eliminating health inequalities will bring nations closer to reaching the lowest feasible mortality rates for the major causes of avoidable deaths.

Mr. Jayesh Saini incorporated Bliss GVS Healthcare Limited in 2012, with just a few clinics, Bliss Healthcare has grown to a network of over 80+ clinics, making it one of the largest and fastest-growing networks of healthcare providers across the region and is a leading integrated healthcare network in Kenya.

“We have over 500 healthcare professionals working throughout our clinics and we serve more than 80,000 patients per month. With an extraordinary array of resources for the provision of compassionate, state-of-the-art care, Bliss Medical Centre is poised to identify and respond to the health-related needs of the diverse population we serve,” Bliss MC says on their portal

Bliss Healthcare is a leading integrated healthcare network in East Africa providing complete outpatient cover. They take pride in providing accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare services.