Report #0021 — Skyda Health LTD  |  December 2025
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  1. Administrative Information
Report ID#0021 StatusApproved
HMO NameSkyda Health LTD HMO CodeHMO-003
StateTaraba Reporting MonthDecember 2025
LGAs CoveredGashaka, Jalingo, Takum
Submission Date03 Feb 2026 Submitted ByAbdurrahman Mahmud Sulaiman
  2. Enrollment and Coverage
Target Enrollees1,650 Total Enrolled1,650 100%
Males Enrolled580 35.15% Females Enrolled1,070 64.85%
Active Enrollees1,650
Vulnerable Groups
Pregnant Women504 30.55% Under-5 Children660 40%
Persons with Disabilities162 9.82% Elderly (60+)162 9.82%
Others (incl. IDPs)162 9.82%
  3. Provider Network
Primary Health Care (PHC)
Target PHC Facilities9 PHC Accredited9 100%
Secondary Health Facilities (SHF)
Target SHF3 SHF Accredited3 100%
Total Contracted Facilities12
  4. Facility Visits
A. Summary
Active Enrollees1,650 Total Enrollee Visits437
Enrollee Visit Rate (per 1,000)264.85
B. Visit Type Mix (Facility Level)
Total PHC Visits435 99.54% Total SHC Visits2 0.46%
C. Visit Type Breakdown
OPD/Consultations399 91.3% Admissions/Inpatients34 7.78%
Deliveries4 0.92% Emergency0 0%
Other Visits0 0%
  5. Service Utilization
A. Service Encounters
Total Encounters (Total Services Utilized)1,123
B. Access to Care
Enrollees Accessing Care (Last 30 Days)241 % Enrollees Accessing Care14.61%
C. Service Utilization Rate (SUR)
Service Utilization Rate (%)68.06%
D. Preventive Care Services
Total Preventive Services112 % Preventive Rate (of Encounters)9.97%
Antenatal Care (ANC)0 0% Post Natal Care (PNC)0 0%
Immunization Services97 86.61% Family Planning Services15 13.39%
Nutrition/Health Education0 0% Other Preventive Services0 0%
E. Most Frequently Used Services
#ServiceNumber% of Total Encounters
1 Outpatient Consultations (OPD) 399 35.53%
2 Basic Laboratory Tests/Investigations 219 19.5%
3 Treatment of Common Ailments (Malaria, Diarrhoea, Cough and Chest Infection) 230 20.48%
4 Pharmacy/Drug Prescription 217 19.32%
5 Hospital Admission (Basic Inpatient Care) 34 3.03%
F. Referral & Care Transitions
Enrollees Referred2 Referrals Completed2 100%
Referrals Denied0 Back-Referrals2 100%
G. Disease Burden Among Enrollees
Malaria383 Respiratory Infections35
Gastrointestinal Diseases43 Hypertension26
Diabetes0 Maternal Conditions4
Injuries/Trauma10 Mental & Behavioral0
Other Communicable Diseases0 Total Other NCDs438
Other NCD NameNumber of Encounters
Typhoid 247
Ear Infections 34
Depressive Disorders 15
Cough and Catther 120
Chest Issue 22
  6. Finances
Capitation
Facilities Paid Capitation9 75% Facilities Pending Capitation0 0%
Total Capitation Paid₦940,500.00 Total Capitation Pending₦0.00
Capitation-to-Utilization Ratio (CUR)₦837.49 per encounter
Claims Management (FFS)
Claims Submitted1 Claims Processed1
Claims Approved1 100% Claims Denied0
Amount Submitted₦86,400.00 Amount Paid₦86,400.00
Amount Rejected₦0.00
Fee-For-Service (FFS)
FFS Received₦716,666.67 FFS Spent₦86,400.00
Reserve Fund
Reserve Fund Received₦107,500.00 Reserve Fund Spent₦0.00
  7. Quality Assurance
Total Facilities Assessed12 Facilities Meeting QA Standard12
QA Compliance Rate100.00%
Periodic Quality Checks
Facilities with Completed Checks12 Total Accredited Facilities12
Periodic Check Coverage100.00%
Enrollee Satisfaction
Satisfied Enrollees270 Total Respondents270
Enrollee Satisfaction (%)100.00%
Complaints Management
Complaints Received165 Complaints Resolved165
Complaint Rate (%)10.00% Complaints Redressed (%)100.00%
Complaints Channel Coverage
Facilities with Complaints Channel12 Facility Complaints Coverage Rate (%)100.00%
  8. Data Management
PHC Facilities Submitted Data9 % PHC Submission100.00%
SHF Facilities Submitted Data3 % SHF Submission100.00%
Daily Data Submission
PHC Facilities Submit Daily Data9 % Daily Submission100.00%
  10–11. Corrective Actions, Challenges & Mitigation
Challenges EncounteredPoor health seeking behavior and service uptake among pregnant women, Aged and PWSN at Wuro Sembe PHCC.

Incomplete documentation in beneficiary folders.
Mitigation MeasuresThe Ward Development Committee and Facility In charge organized community targeted sensitization with community heads and religious leaders to improve access to care among beneficiaries.

The facility incharge addressed health workers on the issue of adhering to documentation during facility visits. The adhoc also worked with the facility data entry clerk ensuring complete documentation in the folders.
  12. Certification & Attestation
Certified ByAbdulrahman Mahmud Sulaiman Submission Date03 Feb 2026
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