Kenya Healthcare Federation (KHF) is the Health Sector Board of the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA). Founded in 2004, the Federation works with commercial healthcare institutions, professional associations and non-state healthcare firms to support quality and affordable healthcare for all through Public-Private Partnerships and is dedicated to engaging the government and all relevant stakeholders in achieving quality healthcare by maximizing the contribution of the Private Sector.

In addition to influencing public policy, KHF also voices its support and concerns, and provides alternative solutions to issues facing the Health Sector. The membership of KHF comes from all the 6 building blocks of health systems as specified by the World Health Organization (WHO):
1. Human Resource for Health
2. Health Financing
3. Policy, Regulations and Quality Standards
4. Supply Chain
5. Partnerships
6. Digital Health

KHF’s goal is to have an enabling environment that supports quality affordable healthcare for all Kenyans. The Federation will achieve this by championing Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) for better healthcare by networking, engaging, representing and through win – win negotiations. The National Government of Kenya (GoK), County Governments, Faith Based Organization (FBO) networks, Development partners and NGOs in health are all key partners of KHF in trying to achieve its goals.