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A local (Kenyan) company will give you the best value for money, rather than a specialist expat insurance policy.  Most will offer inpatient care, with outpatient, dental etc as an add on. 

We have been with AAR for a few years.  They have three levels of cover for inpatient.  they also have a number of clinics with GP and lab services, if you opt for outpatient.  However;  we have had problems with them paying out over a procedure that my wife had over a year ago, so on the whole, can't recommend them.

I have been told that Jubilee Insurance is one of the better companies (certainly one of the longest established).   It is really a case of looking companies up online and comparing levels of cover.

Be aware that you would expect to take out one years cover.

Thank you for the great guidance!

i want information idividual health plan 500000ksh yearly.
what is premium and which insurance.
i want treatment in mp shah hospital and aaga khan hospital in nairobi.
i want smart card. what rule of treatment. my age 33/m

individual health insurance information

I suggest that you approach some insurance companies with your requirements.  Jubilee Insurance is a market leader and was recommended to us, for example.