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National Health Fund The NHF is a programme established by the government of Jamaica to reduce the financial burden of healthcare to the Jamaican population.

The NHF focuses on illness prevention and health promotion by providing benefits that assist with the purchase of prescription drugs and by financing projects that support improvements in health. We provide two categories of benefits:

Individual Benefits - addresses the needs of individuals through financial support in filling prescriptions for the treatment of any of the fifteen chronic diseases covered. Institutional Benefits - addresses primary healthcare through support for Health Promotion and Protection and provides financial support for the public sector health system, funding infrastructure and other development projects. Institutional Benefits also assists public and private sector entities to fund projects that promote/support a healthy lifestyle. The NHF has also expanded our role with the recent integration of Health Corporation Limited (HCL) and the National Health Fund, thus forming the NHF Pharmaceutical Division. This division is responsible for procurement, warehousing and distribution of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for state-owned hospitals, health centres and Drug Serv Pharmacies. The NHF is also responsible for the operation of the ten (10) Drug Serv Pharmacies, which dispense medications for the government’s Abolition of User Fee programme and also provide competitively priced pharmaceuticals to the Jamaican public who are filling prescriptions issued by non-government health facilities or private healthcare providers.

A beautiful show of unity, resilience and community spirit! 💙🇯🇲The turnout at the Black River Hospital wards reopening c...
28/10/2026

A beautiful show of unity, resilience and community spirit! 💙🇯🇲

The turnout at the Black River Hospital wards reopening ceremony was a powerful reminder of what we can accomplish when we come together.

As we reflect on Hurricane Melissa, exactly one year later, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to the healthcare professionals, first responders, emergency workers and volunteers who sprang into action when Jamaica needed them most.

Your courage, dedication and service have not been forgotten. Today, we celebrate you too! đź’™

Voices united in support of stronger healthcare for St. Elizabeth! đź’™Government officials and healthcare leaders shared r...
28/10/2026

Voices united in support of stronger healthcare for St. Elizabeth! đź’™

Government officials and healthcare leaders shared remarks at the reopening ceremony of the Black River Hospital wards, reflecting on the journey of recovery following Hurricane Melissa and the importance of rebuilding stronger for the communities we serve.

A meaningful milestone for healthcare in western Jamaica. 🇯🇲

For NHFCard beneficiaries managing Breast Cancer, support extends across several areas of care, including 104 subsidized...
28/10/2026

For NHFCard beneficiaries managing Breast Cancer, support extends across several areas of care, including 104 subsidized drug items and additional benefits such as mammogram and Breast Receptor Study subsidies for eligible beneficiaries.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take the time to understand the benefits available to you or someone you love.

Support is available.

28/10/2026

A special moment for St. Elizabeth! đź’™

The official reopening ceremony of the Black River Hospital wards is now underway, marking a significant milestone in recovery and rebuilding, exactly one year after Hurricane Melissa.

Here’s a look at what’s happening on the ground! 🇯🇲

One year after Hurricane Melissa impacted Jamaica, we gather at the Black River Hospital to mark a significant milestone...
28/10/2026

One year after Hurricane Melissa impacted Jamaica, we gather at the Black River Hospital to mark a significant milestone in recovery and rebuilding. đź’™

The reopening of the hospital wards represents renewed hope, resilience and a continued commitment to strengthening healthcare for the people of St. Elizabeth.

A significant moment for healthcare in St. Elizabeth! 💙We’re at the Black River Hospital for the official reopening of i...
28/10/2026

A significant moment for healthcare in St. Elizabeth! đź’™

We’re at the Black River Hospital for the official reopening of its hospital wards, marking an important step towards strengthening healthcare services and improving access to quality care for residents of St. Elizabeth and surrounding communities.

The ceremony brings together government officials, healthcare leaders and stakeholders to celebrate this milestone in the continued development of Jamaica’s public healthcare system.

Stay tuned for highlights from today’s event!

Early detection matters, and your NHFCard can help make breast cancer screening more affordable! đź’—Did you know that elig...
28/10/2026

Early detection matters, and your NHFCard can help make breast cancer screening more affordable! đź’—

Did you know that eligible NHFCard beneficiaries, both men and women, can access a subsidy of J$3,800 towards one mammogram per year?

For women at high risk of breast cancer, a letter from your doctor must be submitted to the NHF at least three (3) business days before your scheduled mammogram.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re reminding Jamaicans to speak with their healthcare provider about screening and take advantage of the benefits available to support their health.

Don’t have your NHFCard yet? Sign up today and take a healthy interest in your life! 💙

26/10/2026

More people can now access support towards the cost of a mammogram. đź©·

The NHF provides a $3,800 mammogram subsidy once per year. Since the benefit was introduced in October 2025, more than 7,000 people have benefited, with over $20.6 million provided in mammogram subsidies.

The benefit has also expanded to include more eligible persons.

Throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we'll be helping you understand who qualifies and how you can access the benefit.

24/10/2026

Did you know this benefit was available? đź©·

The NHF provides a $12,500 subsidy, available once to eligible NHFCard beneficiaries with breast cancer, towards a Breast Receptor Study at the University Hospital of the West Indies.

Knowing the support available to you can help you make the most of your NHFCard benefits throughout your treatment journey.

How well do you know your NHF benefits? 👀🩷The answer is C: $3,800.Eligible persons can access a $3,800 NHF subsidy towar...
23/10/2026

How well do you know your NHF benefits? 👀🩷

The answer is C: $3,800.

Eligible persons can access a $3,800 NHF subsidy towards the cost of a mammogram once per year.

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The Towers, 6th Floor
Kingston

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 07:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 07:00 - 16:30
Thursday 07:00 - 16:30
Friday 07:00 - 15:30

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+18769061106

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