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ashxketchum · 2 years ago

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✧ HAPPY BIRTHDAY @deathberi ✧

Honestly, I'm so glad that we became friends because it's so hard to find people who vibe with your entire thought process and share all the same reactions or inhibitions over everything. Thank you so much for always lending an ear to my crazy and petty fandom or life related rants, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be as active in the Mimato fandom as I am now had we not become friends when we did 💗

After almost 2 years of telling people that there will be a part 2 of the post-Tri coffee shop oneshot, I've finally managed to pull myself together and write it for Eri's birthday!

And for a change, I'll be posting the entire fic on tumblr, though you can also read it on FFN/AO3 if you wish 🫶🏻

Summary: After the Ordinemon incident, bit by bit the kids are able to pick up the pieces and move on with their lives. Amongst the chaos of change, Yamato and Mimi discover their friendship runs deeper than either had ever thought.

Word count: 5743, Fandom: Digimon, Pairing: Mimato, Genre: Slow burn/friendship/romance

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“I’ll have a venti matcha berry frappe, nonfat, refrigerated chilled milk, absolutely no ice, extra whipped cream, which, make sure, is layered perfectly, with three pumps of caramel syrup and two of vanilla.”

He could feel his manager’s eyes boring into his back, so Yamato did what any other good employee in his place would, he kept a straight face and diligently noted down the customer’s request before moving on to ringing it up without once bothering to look at the girl standing behind the counter or ask for her name. He wondered if his manager would find it strange, that he hadn’t taken the customer’s name, but seeing as Yamato was already putting all his effort into concentrating well on his job and not exploding on the brunette who seemed to take some pleasure out of his misery, he decided that he was allowed this one slip. He’d deal with his manager later, since the bigger problem was in front of him, eyeing him with a teasing glint in her caramel eyes as he picked up the paper cup and moved on to the workstation to begin her order. He did however, keep a track of what his manager was doing from the corner of his eye, and the minute the older man was out of sight, Yamato breathed a sigh of relief and spun on his feet.

“Please Mimi, by all means, go ahead and make my job more difficult.” Yamato seethed, managing to keep his voice low to not attract any attention to them.

“Well, if you’re going to ask that nicely,” Mimi smirked, as always she had the upper hand in the conversation due to the safety guaranteed by being a customer at the shop.

“Just take the drink and go, let me work in peace.” Yamato attempted to maintain a superior tone as he begged her to leave, turning again to add the finishing touches to her order as quickly as he could before his superior caught a whiff of his not-so-welcoming attitude towards their customers.

“Now where’s the fun in that?” Mimi beamed at him, as she accepted the finished product from his hand, her fingers brushed against his own for a brief moment, suddenly making Yamato hyper aware of the spot at the back of his hand.

“Don’t you have anything better to do? Entrance exams to worry about?” He asked exasperatedly, she seemed too carefree for someone who was in the last year of high school, remembering his own experience of it from the previous year.

Mimi scoffed in reply, waving a hand in the air to brush aside his concern for her education. Instead of turning to make her way out of the store now that she had received her order, she settled on the empty bar stool on the other side of the pick-up counter, resting one elbow on the countertop as she took careful sips of her drink from the other hand. He watched her like a hawk, Yamato wouldn’t put it past the brunette to make fake claims about the taste of the drink just to get him into trouble. This had been going on for a few months now, every time he had a shift during her after-school hours, Mimi would make it her life’s purpose to show up and annoy him to no extent. He’d attempted to explain to her, that he needed to keep this job to maintain his living expenses, but apparently, the pleasure she got from watching him stumble around while making coffee seemed to take precedence over his livelihood.

Of course, Mimi wasn’t the only one to blame here, if only his roommate at college wasn’t a bigger pain in the ass, Yamato would never had have to take up this part-time job in the first place. When he had complained to his father about not being able to get along well with his roomie, instead of agreeing to raise his monthly allowance so that Yamato could move out and rent a place of his own, his father had promptly told him that as an adult, he should learn to solve his problems from now on. Yamato had half a mind to remind his father that he and his friends had not only solved the Digital World’s problems on multiple occasions, but also saved their own world by doing so, but he'd stayed quiet and accepted his fate. On Takeru’s recommendation, he took up a job at this popular coffee joint, the pay was decent and the hours weren’t too bad and well Yamato always did have a knack for being good in the kitchen, so it suited his purposes of saving up to move out of the college dorm as soon as possible just well.

Until Mimi happened to walk in one day and decided to take matters into her own hands.

She was surprised to see him behind the counter, and at first, she had just been curious, about what he was doing here or what he had been up to since the graduation ceremony. Yamato admitted, that ever since he graduated high school, he’d finally understood what Jou had been struggling with for the longest time, it wasn’t easy to maintain friendships when one was thrust with the responsibility of taking care of every single aspect of their life and somehow pursue studies on which one’s future life depended at the same time. He considered himself lucky if he was able to have a phone conversation with Takeru that lasted more than 5 minutes in a day. So he hadn’t been wary of Mimi popping up every now and then, updating him about her and Koushiro’s school life, and sometimes Jou’s and Sora’s too. It gave him a way to stay connected with everyone without having to make time for them, and while he did feel guilty about this on multiple occasions, he was grateful for it too.

That was before Mimi got bored with just talking about their lives, and decided to spice up their encounters by getting him into light trouble with his manager. It was usually just silly little things like claiming he got her order wrong or giving extremely complicated and hard to follow requests, and she had never pulled something huge that would seriously get Yamato in trouble, but it was still frustrating and it ruined his mojo for the rest of his shift.

There was also the question of why Mimi had suddenly taken such a liking to spending time with him, of all people, since they'd never been close enough for a relationship like this. They’d spent time together before sure, and they’d had their fair share of agreements and disagreements when it came to matters related to the Digital World, but apart from that Yamato could barely remember any interactions with her that didn’t circle back to the Digital World or their Digimon Partners. So the thought always nagged at him, at the back of his head, when she would appear with a skip in her step and fix him with one of the brightest smiles he knew.

But then she would go on to do something diabolical, and he’d be reminded of how similar she was to his little brother, which led to him missing Takeru and left him irritated and wishing for her to leave.

Pulling himself out of his thoughts, Yamato turned his attention towards the brunette sitting in front of him, she had set down the drink on the countertop and was currently surveying the store with her bright eyes, the mischievous glint in them indicating that she was just looking for something that could serve as a prop of the day in interfering with his work. Relieved that he had caught her while she was still in her planning phase, Yamato decided to take control of the situation before his manager returned and reprimanded him for being rude to their customers.

“You really don’t have anything better to do?” Yamato began icily, making Mimi turn her gaze towards him, the challenging look on her face seemed to put the last nail to his patience’s coffin as he snapped at her, “Don’t you have any friends?”

He regretted it the minute those words left his mouth, biting his tongue in an attempt to stop himself from groaning outwardly.

The effect on Mimi was immediate, all colour drained from her face and her eyes shone with a blanket of tears just waiting to fall, but with a single blink she managed to keep them at bay and faced him with a hardened look as she replied quietly, “I thought that’s what we were.”

And before Yamato could make any attempts to take back his statements or even begin to apologize for his behaviour, Mimi was out of the door, leaving behind her drink on the counter, without sparing a single glance in his direction.

Yamato allowed himself to groan out loud when he picked up her cup to clear the counter and found that it was still heavy, she had barely begun to drink it. He couldn’t help but chide himself internally, for missing something so obvious, for even deliberating on an answer that was right in front of his eyes this entire time.

Yamato couldn’t believe that he, of all people, had missed out on the signs of their budding friendship, and had pushed it aside as nothing but an occasional nuisance within his routine. His optimistic side hoped that he would just explain himself to her when she’d show up tomorrow, even offer her her favourite drink for free as a token of his apology. But a tiny voice at the back of his head reminded him, that there was no way Mimi would come back to spend time with him after this.

Unfortunately, it was the tiny voice that prevailed in its prediction, as Mimi didn’t show up the next day or the one after that, or after that.

At first, Yamato consoled himself by devoting himself to the tasks at hand, happy to finally be able to concentrate on his work, he managed to win praises from his manager on multiple occasions which pushed Mimi’s absence from his surroundings out of his head, and for a while, it worked.

But then there were slow days when he didn’t have much to do but stand behind the counter and look at all the people sitting around in groups or twos and threes, laughing and chatting loudly as they sipped their coffees and munched on their food. The sight would tug on an invisible string in his heart, making him long for Mimi’s teasing smile as she rattled off an order comprising of the most incompatible ingredients, laughing loudly at the look of horror that would take over his face as he wrote down her instructions. There were days when the shop would be eerily silent, and he’d hear her voice in his head, telling him about something that had happened at school. There were days when someone would walk by with a pet, cuddling it and showering it with affection, making him miss Gabumon’s soft fur and he’d instinctively turn towards the pick-up counter, hoping to tell Mimi about it but was met with emptiness instead.

He hadn’t realised, just how much he had managed to share with her during their encounters, and how he had begun to depend on her company to get him through his mundane work life. And in true Yamato fashion, he had gone ahead and messed it all up by thinking about things from only his perspective.

It was on another such slow day when Yamato was just standing behind the counter with mundane blue eyes watching the people that passed by the cafe's entrance that his father’s words echoed in his mind once again. As an adult he had to learn to solve his problems without help from others, so was standing here day in and day out, waiting for Mimi to appear through the door once again really how he wanted this to end? He knew he was capable of doing better, and that realisation came with a burst of motivation to take matters into his own hand.

Looking at the ingredients lined up on the shelf behind him, Yamato put his mind and then hands to work, coming up with a coffee drink only Mimi would enjoy sipping through. After he set the finished drink aside, he carefully checked his manager's office, which had been empty when he had clocked in, and to his delight was still so. Asking around among his colleagues he found that their senior was on leave today and after a quick roster negotiation with the staff he was on good terms with, Yamato picked up the coffee cup and ducked out of work early.

His feet carried him towards his school without needing many instructions from his brain, but what he did notice was that his coffee shop was actually not that far from it at all. Maybe another reason why Mimi had ended up dropping by so frequently, it probably was just a stop on her way home from school. When he arrived at the school gates, he checked the time on his wristwatch and smiled to himself, just a few more minutes and the students would begin pouring out in herds.

As time passed, however, Yamato shifted his feet restlessly, he hadn’t visited this area since he graduated and standing outside the entrance to his school while he was not in uniform made him feel like he was doing something wrong, that any of his teachers would just waltz up to him parroting off the school policy any minute. He didn’t have much of a choice, however, since this was his decision and turning back now just to escape a little bit of embarrassment would set him back a few steps over the progress he was trying to make. He gripped the takeaway coffee cup in his hand and reminded himself that the reason he was here was to make amends, no matter what the consequences.

So he stood a few paces away from the school’s main gate and kept a watchful eye on the students passing by in groups of threes and fours, hoping to catch hold of the person he had come here to see soon enough. Yamato had expected her to be out the doors mixed in with a big group of girls, laughing and chattering away about their day, but he'd been standing here for a while now and despite the large crowd of students that had already exited the building, he was yet to lay his eyes upon her. The coffee cup in his hand had been chilled to the point that it felt frozen when he left the shop with it but now it was starting to slowly lose its coolness, and he wondered if he had chosen the wrong day to show up. Maybe Mimi was busy with some club meeting after school or she might’ve taken a sick day today, which would mean that he’d have to repeat his efforts some other day. The school could easily let him camp outside for a day, but surely he’d raise some questioning eyebrows if he appeared here for two consecutive days.

But just as he was contemplating turning around and going back, his eyes finally caught sight of the familiar shade of pastel hair, that shined with a hint of pink when the light hit it just right. To his surprise, however, Mimi was not exiting the school in a large group surrounded by friends, she was walking all by herself with hands shoved in her coat’s pocket and her head hanging low, a sight that Yamato never expected to see. He didn’t want to seem like he was putting her in a mould, but at some level for him, Mimi was the personification of brightness, so to see her look so dull and drained was almost eye-opening in some sense. Now he felt even more guilty for his actions before, for pushing her away and treating her like a nuisance without ever giving a second thought to what kind of problems she was facing by herself.

The Ordinemon incident took its toll on each of them in different ways, for Taichi witnessing their teacher’s death made an irreparable hole in his heart, for Hikari coming to terms with the fact that she and her brother shared idealistic differences hadn’t been easy, for Jou and Sora, completely moving on from their responsibilities as a chosen child to focus on themselves and their futures was a bittersweet choice, for Takeru learning to make the most of the things that hurt him took centerstage in his life, and for Koushiro drowning himself in working to make the connection between the Digital World and their world more stable became his life’s only goal.

And yet somehow, Yamato assumed that Mimi was unaffected, that she was the only one out of them all who conquered the painful memories and continued to live life as happily as she always had. It hadn’t crossed his mind at all that the reason why she sat across him at the coffee shop day in and day out could have just been a way for her to avoid dealing with her problems. He never even considered the possibility that the few moments of laughter and teasing she shared with him could have been the highlight of her day. Perhaps, it had been reassuring for Yamato to think that at least one of them made it out of that fiasco unharmed, maybe assuming that he had one friend less to worry about was an easier truth to accept.

After all, what help had his silent presence been of to Taichi, or even to Takeru for that matter? Had he been able to find the comforting words to tell Jou and Sora that they made the right decision? Had he ever taken a moment to understand where Hikari’s anger towards Taichi came from, or what kind of unreasonable expectations Koushiro set for himself? No, the only moment when Yamato felt that he was doing something right as a friend was when Mimi sat across him with her bright eyes and loud laugh filling his world with colours unimaginable.

Taking a deep breath, Yamato kept his eyes fixed on the brunette who now had reached the school gate without noticing him. He knew that if he called out to her, it might draw unneeded attention towards her so he waited for her to turn her back to him as she walked in the direction of the train station. Swiftly, but as unsuspiciously as he could, he followed her before eventually falling into step with her. With her head still hung low, it seemed that Mimi was yet to notice his presence.

“Hey, Mimi!”

Yamato called out to her in a normal tone, but Mimi still jumped up in surprise, eyes wide with disbelief as she halted in her tracks and looked up at him.

“Are you looking to get punched?” She frowned at him as she rested a palm on her chest, possibly trying to calm herself.

“Sorry, I didn’t want to startle you.” Yamato smiled sheepishly, realising that he hadn’t made the best move after all.

“And how’s that working out for you?”

The sarcasm dripping from Mimi’s voice and the gloomy aura that surrounded her was a clear sign of how maybe today was not the best day for Yamato to carry out his plan. But the now slightly less cold cup of coffee in his hand reminded him that since he made it this far, there was no point in turning back now.

“Sorry, again,” Yamato said, moving quickly to make space for a passer-by which put him directly in front of Mimi. With all the courage that he had left in his bones, he raised the cup of coffee in his hand, offering it to her as he spoke, “I got some time off today so I thought I’d bring you a peace offering.”

Mimi didn’t immediately take the cup from his hand which made a shiver run down his spine as she folded her arms across her chest and tilted her head up towards him, shooting a glare at him with her fierce caramel eyes as she asked, “And why should I bother to accept this peace offering?”

Yamato bit his lip nervously as his grip on the coffee cup tightened. The apology he had practised at home, kind of tied in with the premise that Mimi would accept his little token and then agree to hear him out in her usual lighter mood. He couldn’t be sure if the words he originally picked would please the Mimi that stood in front of him now with a guarded posture and distrustful eyes.

“Look, I really am sorry for the way I behaved,” he said. Mimi immediately scoffed at him and began to roll her eyes so he hastily explained himself better, “I know you find that hard to believe right now, but I’m not sure how I can prove it to you if you don’t have a little faith in me.

Maybe it was the sincerity in his voice, or it may have been his blunt choice of words, but there was a flicker in Mimi’s eyes as her head perked up, indicating that she was beginning to let down her guard. She raised a hesitant hand and before he knew it, her fingers brushed against his as she decided to take the coffee cup he had prepared for her.

Yamato curled his fists to contain the excitement that rushed through his veins at the thought of being able to earn Mimi’s forgiveness just as he had imagined it in his head. He recounted his next words carefully in his mind before speaking up again, his voice filled with twice the confidence he had started with.

“Of course, I consider us friends.”

Mimi’s eyes widened at his simple declaration, it was hard to miss the colour that rushed to her pale cheeks, the sight of which made his own heartbeat pick up pace, though he did not understand the reason why it happened.

“I have always considered you as a friend, right from the very first time we got dumped into the Digital World.” Yamato continued, knowing that he had her undivided attention, he didn’t want to waste any time dwelling on his own feelings. Chuckling softly, Yamato ran a hand through his hair before he spoke again, “And believe me I know that I haven’t exactly been good at showing it, but that doesn’t make it any less true. Again, I’m sorry about what I said, and of course, the way I behaved.”

She averted her gaze the minute he stopped speaking so at first, Yamato thought that he had said something wrong. A thin veil of silence settled between them and each passing second that Mimi did not look up to meet his eye started to feel like a hellish eternity. Had she been expecting him to say something else, had he not understood why she was mad at him, had he stood there and apologised for something else entirely, questions like these kept racing through Yamato’s head as he waited for the brunette to, in some way, acknowledge his words.

When Mimi finally did raise her head and peeked at him from under her lashes, he thought the relief that filled his body would make him faint but instead, her shining eyes and the smile tugging at her lips made him feel like he was dangling on the edge of cloud nine.

“Thank you for saying that.” Her voice was faint, but the sweet smile that gradually graced her face made up for it. She tucked the strands of hair, that always framed her face perfectly, behind her ears. Her hands then shifted to the hem of her school skirt as she fidgeted with it, dropping her gaze once again before saying, “That, uh, means a lot to me.”

Finally being able to apologise, and have his apology get accepted did lift a heavy weight off of Yamato’s shoulders, but somehow watching Mimi squirm nervously under his stare made an unfamiliar feeling settle in his stomach. Perhaps he was just surprised, he thought, that Mimi wasn’t gloating over getting him to admit his mistakes or acting smug about it the way she would have done back when they’d been younger. It was just an effect of being privy to a new side of his childhood friend, he told himself, he shouldn’t attach too much meaning to something so irrelevant. Rather, he should be focusing on the fact that he had just won Mimi’s forgiveness and although in reality the two still stood rooted to their spots on the side of the pavement, Yamato felt that they had taken a huge step towards each other at that moment.

But still, just to be sure, Yamato decided that he needed to hear her say it more definitively.

“So…”

“So?” Mimi raised her eyes as she began to walk again.

“Am I forgiven?” Yamato asked nervously, as he quickly followed in her steps and settled into a pace next to her.

“That depends, am I allowed back in the coffee shop?” She stuck her tongue out at him, indicating that her spirits had been lifted and that of course Yamato was forgiven.

“I never stopped you from coming in!”

“But you acted like you didn’t want me there.”

Her teasing, sing-song voice struck a nerve with him but Yamato just rolled his eyes. Not even a full minute had passed since they’d made up and Mimi had already begun to mess with him. But this time, he wasn’t as bothered as he used to get, in fact, he welcomed her little giggles here and there since it just meant that they were back to being friends again. Being teased over little things was but a small price to pay for having Mimi’s melodic laugh back in his life.

“Yeah, yeah, you can come by any time you want.” Yamato shook his head as the two took a turn that led them down the steps towards the train station.

“Well, of course, I’m not going to come by any time, I’m going to come when you’re working!”

“That’s great. Just perfect.” He muttered under his breath dejectedly as Mimi shook with laughter next to him.

When they crossed through the gates of the station, Yamato knew that he needed to head in the opposite direction to reach his home, but he still found himself tagging along with Mimi, having wordlessly decided that he might as well drop her off till her house. The train they boarded was crowded at first which didn’t give them many chances to continue their conversation, but after a few stations, their compartment cleared and the two quickly grabbed a pair of seats together. Having settled down comfortably, and with their stop still being a bit further away, Yamato decided to bring up something that had been bothering him for a little while.

“Uh, is everything okay at school?”

His sudden question surprised Mimi and she whipped her head in his direction with an incredulous look on her face.

“Why do you ask?”

“You just looked a little down when you got out,” Yamato said, rubbing the back of his head out of an anxious habit.

“Okay, stalker.” Mimi chuckled quietly, despite the smug look she sent his way, it was easy to tell that her voice lacked a hint of humour.

“I wasn’t stalking, I was waiting for you!” He still defended himself despite knowing that she might have teased him to get on his nerves and change the subject.

“School’s the same as always, I don’t really fit in.” Mimi tried to shrug off the disappointment in her voice as she turned her gaze towards her sneakers.

“What about Koushiro?”

“He barely attends classes these days, his scores are so good that they let him do remote learning.”

“Oh. So you’re…” Yamato stopped mid-sentence, swallowing the word that was at the tip of his tongue.

“Alone.” Mimi finished for him with a dry smile, “Mostly. Unless Miyako and Hikari spare me some time or if Takeru runs into me in the hallway during lunch break.”

“I see.”

While leaving school Mimi had looked quite grim, but as she talked about it right now, the solemn look on her face made it seem like she had made her peace with the way things were. Maybe it had just been Yamato’s luck that he’d managed to catch her on a bad day. He kept this thought to himself, and even Mimi didn’t speak much for the rest of the ride. As they exited the train at the right station, Yamato wondered if he should say something to make Mimi feel better, even if it didn’t particularly look like she needed it. But since he had brought up the topic that had made the conversation go stale between them, he felt that it was his duty to do something to make things pick up pace between them again.

“College isn’t so easy either you know,” he remarked as the two passed through the exit gates, catching Mimi’s attention immediately. She motioned towards the way her house was located once they were above ground and Yamato realised that even if the neighbourhood felt familiar, it had been a long time since had last been around this area. Shaking his head, he continued to explain his own predicaments to Mimi, with the hope that it might help her feel that she wasn’t the only one struggling, “My roommate is an ass, everyone in my year is so competitive, I don’t feel like I can trust anyone enough to call them a friend.”

“Wow, you sure shouldn’t be allowed to speak to any high school seniors preparing for their entrance exams right about now.” She looked at him pointedly.

“Wait, I meant...no-jus- argh!”Yamato felt his ears go red as he realised how he’d spoken without thinking things through. He exhaled a deep breath, the sound of which drowned under Mimi’s laughter over his behaviour, in a more stable and sensible tone he added, “What I meant was that for me, college isn’t easy just like school isn’t for you. I am in no way trying to demotivate you from applying.”

“I know, I know.” Mimi grinned at him as she bumped her shoulder against his arm lightly, letting him know that yet again, she was just teasing, “Thank you for sharing that with me.”

The two walked in a comfortable silence after this and it wasn’t until Mimi’s apartment building came into sight that she suddenly spoke up.

“Things would be easier if I had just one person to lean on. Just one friend to talk to.”

Yamato stopped in his tracks and so did Mimi, a few steps ahead of him. The sight of her looking wistfully up at the light purple dusk sky, coupled with the longing reflected in her voice, spurred something inexplicable inside him. It was the first time Yamato realised how beautiful her pastel hair looked under the faint evening light, how her caramel eyes mirrored alluring gold coins as the light danced off of them, and how even at a distance her porcelain skin looked like it was soft enough to melt against his touch.

“You’ve got me.”

Though his voice was barely above a whisper, the words escaped his lips before he could control himself. He hoped that the warmth that filled his cheeks at the moment could be attributed to the weather when Mimi shifted her attention towards him with a curious look on her face. He wasn’t sure whether his words had reached her so Yamato cleared his throat loudly, attempting to get rid of any unnecessary thoughts that had begun to cloud his mind, he rephrased what he had blurted out accidentally in a more suitable manner.

“I’ll be that friend, gladly.”

“And what should I be,” Mimi fully turned herself in his direction, putting her hands behind her back, she tilted her head and with a mischievous smile playing on her lips she finished her question, “in return, for you?”

It wasn’t easy for Yamato to maintain eye contact with Mimi and not blurt something stupid out again, especially not when the stars that were now starting to appear in the sky behind her almost forming a halo around her head with their glow. Were his eyes playing tricks on him, was his heart really beating faster than it had ever before, was the heat coursing through his body not a sign of some kind of illness befalling him? How did his simple wish to make amends with Mimi over a cup of coffee make him end up here, asking questions that had never crossed his mind before?

Yamato peeled his eyes away from Mimi and looked at the ground, rubbing his neck with one hand as he answered her question, “Friendship isn’t a give and take kind of situation, you can just be yourself.”

“Deal!” She laughed and winked at him, before bowing her head slightly in thanks for accompanying her home. With a wave and a loud bye-bye, she pushed open the door to the apartment entrance and disappeared behind it.

Yamato stood at the pavement, watching her silhouette slowly fade behind the glass doors of the building entrance, only one thought circling around in his mind. He had just labelled their relationship as a friendship, even though he knew that the tightness in his chest which grew the further away Mimi got from him was not something one would feel for a friend. He raised his hand and rested it over his chest, feeling the rapid and loud beating of his heart until it gradually became normal again.

It was funny how trying to resolve things with Mimi had left him with many more unresolved feelings and thoughts, the opposite of what he had expected today’s encounter would lead to.

With a scoff Yamato turned on his heel, facing the vast sky above him he reminded himself that following his dad’s advice never did seem to work out well for him.

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dactyli0nn · 2 years ago

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My friend and I came up with a whole comprehensive Yumihisu/Levihan friendship hold on this is so important to me. Long post ahead I’m gonna spill it all.

Hange and Historia forming a friendship when Hisu is crowned Queen. Because like- from my understanding Hange is a government official/prime minister type person in the years before season 4 picks up so they’d be involved in meetings and such with the rest of the government.

Hange and Historia forming a friendship over gossip, Hange cracks a joke after one of the meetings once everyone’s gone, something about now Nile is a shit for brain dummy man, and Hisu loses it because THATS WHAT SHES BEEN SAYING they end up talking for like 4 hours about the military gossip over tea. After that they meet weekly to compare notes and shit talk people.

Hange unintentionally taking a parental role for Historia, like figure that Hisu can talk to, get advice from etc. Parental/Mentor Hange is the only thing ever actually and I adore them so so much. Historia def tells them about Ymir and their relationship and Hange is like lmao Levi is the same :) this is how Hisu finds out they’re a thing HDHFHDHSJ

On a more crack fic/joking note, historia finding Hange’s projects without question 😩 “Yesyes the survey corps need money to- *checks notes* see if titans can get drunk. Fund it. No the MP’s cannot have more funds to pay their staff we don’t have the money 🥰” Hange causes much chaos from this.

Both of them have a grudge towards military police from the s3 arc and it shows. Hange has the freedom to make digs at them in meetings because historia will just try not to laugh she ain’t policing that

Hangs wrapping meetings up quickly because they can see Historia is getting annoyed at the MP’s and like, she’s just a kid she shouldn’t be dealing with this!

Hange donating their old books and resources to the underground kiddo’s Hisu saved because they deserve an education! What if one of the greatest scientists of all time is one of those kids and they don’t have the resources to learn! Not on Hange’s watch

Their gossip sessions would be INSANE though. Hange being called to Historia’S office for a serious meeting one on one. Levi is like… the fuck did you do?! Hange gets there and as SOON as the door closes Hisu drops the biggest fucking bomb like. “NILE KISSED __?!?” Hange is shaken to their core.

Hisu trying to make Hange’s hair less messy and greasy. Hisu failing to make Hange’s hair less messy and greasy- like braiding it. Hell, having it be Hisu’s idea to cut it shorter in the first place. Hange doodling on their and historia’S papers in a meeting coz walls know that bitch canNOT focus. They play tic-tac-toe on the pages when the MP’s are being annoying. Hange being named godparent to Hisu’s baby. Hange babysitting. “Hello little one… ever heard of a ✨ Titan ✨ “

Hisu calling the scouts peasants and such as jokes. Like. @ Levi. “Sorry can’t hear your short ass over my massive wealth </3” she never directs this at Hange and it fucking baffles the others. Same energy as “I’ve never done anything wrong in my life”, “I know this and I love you.” The others don’t have as much political involvement as Hange so they don’t realize they became buddies- except Sasha who walked in on one of their “meetings” by accident and just never mentioned it because it’s Funny.

Other military officials making fun of hange coz they’re a weird little guy and trying to get Historia the-drama-Queen- Reiss in on it but she shuts that shif down and they’re like ?! Tf coz usually she LOVES gossip. Hisu giving the most tedious tasks to people who talk bad abt Hange. Hange hears someone talk shit about the Queen and they get two weeks horse duty with the manure.

Hisu interrogating ANYONE who wants ANY money before giving a grant. Does Not Care what Hange wants.

“I want to see what happens if I launch a Titan off the walls” “sure sure give my treasurer a number and tell them I said so” the treasurer is on their hands and knees BEGGING THE QUEEN TO STOP ALLOWING THIS. Hisu is like wow Steve I didn’t know you had no value for scientific discovery. Historia looking Levi right in the eyes and explaining that she can’t possibly fund his selfish Tea Wanting because blah blah caffeine shortage- in the background Hange has a comically large bag of cash they’re about to use to commission a Titan sized saddle to see if they can ride one like a horse.

Hisu ASKINF for Hangw’s opinion on everyone she hires coz Hange is a fucking dinosaur they made it their business to know everyone and they do. Hange can get a guy hired on their Okay alone.

Hange teaching Hisu self defence. Hange teaching Hisu how to fold a motherfucker while wearing a ball gown and 10inch heels WHILE looking good in the process.

Hange and historia reassuring eachother about their new roles coz they’re both super insecure about the Queen/commander roles.

Protective! Hange!!!!! They have a spare seat in their office and a designated cup for Hisu should she ever need somewhere to get out and chill. Hange telling hisu she’s done more for the people in a month then the last king did in a decade and she should be proud of herself. Hisu telling Hange Erwin was a Dick and they’re doing great as commander.

Hange doing their BEST to not interrogate Hisu about ymir being a shifter and just listens to her instead coz Hisu misses her girl a lot.

Anyways Ymir and Levi pretend this is like, Ymir never left AU.

forming a begrudging friendship. Neither of them knows how it happened or when and neither will admit they tolerate (read: like) the other. Neither of them knows Hisu and Hange are friends. Levi learnt about Ymir’s past and was like damnthat sucks and is unconsciously slightly softer towards her than normal. Ymir calls him a short grumpy old fart and he doesn’t floor her. The rest of the cadets are like THEFUCK⁉️⁉️

Connie tries it later and Levi folds his ass. Ymir laughs at him.

Levi annoys Ymir a Little Tiny Bit and she puts a thin layer of dust on his desk PAINSTAKINGLY all week no matter how much he cleans it. He has no clue it’s her. He thinks he’s cursed. Levi having no social skills and randomly saying the most intense shit-

Levi: ever thought about what you’d do- how you would react if the people who wronged you most in life were sitting in front of you right now?

Ymir who popped into the kitchen at 1am to get water, unknowing that Levi was there: what-

Levi: we’ll if it were mine I would-

Levi having the grossest shit boy humour and trying to make jokes to Ymir. She never laughs. He explains in depth why it is funny. She slowly adopts gross humour over time.

Levi: did you see shadis? That man looks constipated as HELL he needs to take a collosal sized shit-

Ymir: the fuck is wrong with you shortass

Historia is like Why are you making shit jokes all the time, dear? In turn Ymir is like why do you never gossip with me anymore why is that

Ymir having the sibling effect of “only I can roast Levi” if anyone else calls him short she’s up in ARMS. Levi telling Ymir about the Chair and thinking it’s low key hilarious. But ew. Levi being like “I read in the paper the other day-“ Ymir no hesitation being like “ok grandpa.” Levi just continues on. If either of them talk about their past the other listens and then they pretend it never happened like an emotionally stunted dad.

Ymir calls Levi a shorty and transforms, before she’s even done he’s cutting her out like TF DID YOU SAY⁉️ Ymir transforming and realizing she can No Longer See Levi FUCKFUCKFUCK- like. “Oh I can’t see Levi ….. OHICANTSEELEVI—-“

Anyways that’s all for now. Thank you for your time.

#hange zoe #attack on titan #levi ackerman #levihan #commander hange #hanji zoe #ymir #historia reiss #imagines

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Politics 101.

Ephraim's is an optimistic view, perhaps even gross overestimation of the intelligence of Kenya's so called middle-class.

One can argue that far from being catalyzers of revolution, this country's middle-class are actually the biggest stumbling block to meaningful political revolution.

In fact, more often than not you'll find Kenya's bread and Blueband eating middle-class crouched in familiar stance of hoping that someone else will fight their political and other battles for them.

Apart from the Gen-Z who were killed in these Nairobi streets in June/July for refusing to play assigned roles of regime's gatekeepers, background singers, and collaborators, you can rest assured that the middle-class in vein of Boomers and Gen-Xers will simply weather current revolutionary winds before reverting to default settings of tribalist self-interest especially as the 2027 election approaches.

Certainly Kenya's poor are only as politically literate as their next meal. And their longstanding problems of underdevelopment notwithstanding, come campaign season the poor typically vote for any populist who provides temporary relief by way of menial financial handouts.

As for the middle-class's handiwork, progress for them is defined as voting for the usual suspects, or stumping for all kinds of newfangled governmental schemes (CBC education, SHIF public health insurance), etc, etc.

The middle class is the greatest threat to bad governance. The sustained onslaught by the KK regime on the middle class is based on this reality. There is no better way to cut the middle class to size than to attack their income.

During the Gen Z demos, we saw how impactful the middle class can be. We saw how scared the regime was. The middle class has the resources and can sustainably oppose the regime without any need for mobilisation. For a poor person to take part in a demonstration, it means sleeping hungry. It is a near-impossible sacrifice to make. That is why people are paid to join demos.

It is easy to misgovern poor people since their capacity to revolt is highly constricted by lack and want. Such people also don't understand what good governance means since they have never lived a life that such governance can provide. That is why you hear people say that whichever way they vote, nothing will change. That resignation is to fate is what dictatorial regimes crave for and work towards.

As I have argued many times in the past, a sizable middle class is necessary for a peaceful revolution towards good governance. It is not in the regime's interest to make this a reality. Unfortunately, those who make a peaceful revolution by the middle class impossible make a violent revolution by the masses inevitable.

#Maajabu Kenya

#government #global politics

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Necessary Steps to Succeed in CNA Training: Your Complete Guide to Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant

Essential Steps to Succeed in CNA ⁤Training: Your Complete Guide to Becoming a⁤ Certified Nursing Assistant

Are you considering a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)? The journey can be both rewarding and challenging, but with ⁤the right guidance and dedication, you can achieve your⁤ goal. This ⁢article provides a comprehensive overview of the essential steps to succeed ‌in CNA training, featuring practical tips, benefits, and firsthand experiences. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to enhance your skills, this ‌guide has‌ you covered!

What is a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)?

A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) plays a crucial role in the healthcare system. CNAs provide direct patient care,⁣ assisting them with daily activities such as bathing, grooming, and feeding. They work under the supervision of registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses ⁣(LPNs). The demand for CNAs is consistently high due to an‌ aging population, making this a stable career choice.

Essential Steps to Succeed in CNA Training

1. Research CNA Programs

The first step in your‍ journey is to find an‍ accredited CNA training program. Look for programs that are state-approved and provide both classroom instruction and practical training.⁤ Consider the following when researching programs:

Program length and schedule flexibility

Cost and ⁣available ‍financial aid

Reviews and‍ success rates of graduates

Opportunities for hands-on experience

2. ‌Understand the Requirements

Before enrolling, ensure ⁤you ⁣meet the prerequisites ⁢for CNA training:

High school diploma or GED

Pass‍ a‌ background‍ check

Receive specific vaccinations (varies by state)

Requirement

Description

Education

Must have a ‌high school diploma or equivalent.

Background Check

A criminal‍ background check ‍is necessary for working ⁢with patients.

Vaccinations

Specific ⁢immunizations⁢ are required, depending on state regulations.

3. Make a Study Plan

CNA training involves both theoretical and practical components. To succeed, create a study plan that accommodates your learning style. Here are some tips:

Allocate specific ⁣times for⁤ studying each week.

Utilize flashcards for key terms and procedures.

Join study groups to ⁣enhance ⁣understanding.

4. Participate Actively in Class

Engagement in your training is essential. Ask‌ questions and participate in discussions to reinforce‌ your knowledge. Hands-on⁢ practice is particularly important, so take every opportunity to practice skills during lab sessions.

5. Gain Practical Experience

Hands-on experience is invaluable‍ in CNA training.⁣ Seek opportunities during your program, such as:

Internships and clinical placements

Volunteer positions at local nursing homes or hospitals

Networking ‌with healthcare professionals for mentorship

6. ‌Prepare for the⁣ CNA Certification Exam

Once you’ve completed your training, you⁣ must pass the CNA ⁣certification exam to practice. Here’s how to prepare:

Review your course materials thoroughly.

Take practice exams to familiarize yourself with the format.

Focus on areas you‌ find⁢ challenging.

7. Maintain Your Certification

After passing the exam, remember that maintaining your CNA certification may involve continuing education and renewal every two years. Stay updated on state ‍regulations regarding certification to ensure ⁤you remain compliant.

Benefits of Becoming ⁤a CNA

There are numerous benefits to pursuing a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant:

Job Stability: High demand for healthcare services ensures job security.

Career Advancement: Gain experience and pursue further certifications in nursing.

Personal Fulfillment: Make a meaningful impact on ⁤patients’ lives.

Practical‌ Tips⁣ for Success

To ‍enhance your CNA training experience, consider these practical tips:

Stay organized with a planner to track assignments and shifts.

Practice self-care to manage stress during your training.

Build rapport with instructors and peers for support.

Case Study: A Day in the Life⁢ of a CNA

Let’s take a look at Sarah, a recent CNA graduate. She shares her typical day:

“Every morning, I arrive at the nursing home and begin by checking in with the nursing staff. My day includes ‍assisting residents with breakfast, helping them with personal care, and⁣ organizing activities. Each interaction reminds me of the⁢ importance of empathy and patience ⁣in our field.” – Sarah, CNA

Conclusion

Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant can lead to a fulfilling career in healthcare,‍ filled with opportunities to make a positive ⁢impact. By ⁤following these essential steps ‌and leveraging the tips⁤ provided, you’ll be well on your way to success in CNA training. Remember, dedication,⁣ empathy, and continuous learning are ‌key ⁣components of this‍ rewarding profession. Are you‌ ready to start your journey as a CNA? Begin your research today!

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The Global Influence of Jayesh Saini in Revolutionizing African Healthcare

Jayesh Saini, a trailblazing entrepreneur and leader, has redefined healthcare in Africa, particularly in Kenya. With his unwavering focus on Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and equitable access to medical services, Saini has built transformative healthcare systems that serve millions. As the founder of LifeCare Hospitals, Bliss Healthcare, and Dinlas Pharma, his work exemplifies innovation, integrity, and an enduring commitment to social impact, earning him global recognition.

A Visionary's Path to Transforming Healthcare

Motivated by the need for inclusive healthcare, Jayesh Saini has dedicated his career to reducing disparities in healthcare delivery. His institutions—LifeCare Hospitals, Bliss Healthcare, and Dinlas Pharma—are integral to addressing Kenya’s UHC objectives, as championed by His Excellency President William Ruto.

Through initiatives targeting Civil Servants, Teachers, and the National Police Service (NPS), Saini has worked to ensure affordable healthcare for vital workforce segments, complementing the efforts of the Teacher Service Commission (TSC) and the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF).

Recognition for Leadership and Innovation

Saini’s contributions to healthcare innovation have been celebrated globally, including his receipt of the prestigious Global Leader Award. By addressing systemic issues such as fraud and the misuse of healthcare resources, he has established robust systems that enhance transparency and trust.

Under his leadership, LifeCare Hospitals has adopted advanced security and fraud detection measures to optimize healthcare funding. These initiatives protect resources while improving care delivery for genuine beneficiaries.

Driving Innovation in Healthcare Access

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Jayesh Saini introduced telehealth services to bridge healthcare gaps, particularly in rural areas. These services have played a critical role in ensuring continued care for teachers, civil servants, and underserved communities, embodying the principles of UHC.

Saini’s use of cutting-edge technologies, including AI-powered fraud detection systems, has revolutionized healthcare operations by eliminating inefficiencies and fostering trust among stakeholders, such as insurers and corporate clients.

Community-Focused Philanthropy

Beyond healthcare facilities, Saini’s commitment to community development is evident in his CSR programs. These include free medical camps, maternal health services, and educational support for vulnerable children. His efforts to uplift communities, particularly families of teachers and civil servants, underscore his holistic approach to societal well-being.

Empowering Healthcare Professionals

Jayesh Saini believes in the power of a skilled workforce to drive healthcare excellence. Through partnerships with international institutions, LifeCare Hospitals has trained thousands of professionals, significantly enhancing the quality of care. This dedication has earned him the Healthcare Leadership Award, acknowledging his contribution to strengthening Kenya’s healthcare infrastructure.

Strategic Collaborations for Sustainable Healthcare

Saini’s strategic partnerships with global health organizations and government bodies have fortified healthcare delivery systems. By serving institutions such as the SHIF, TSC, and NPS, his initiatives have exemplified the success of public-private collaborations, setting a benchmark for systemic change.

A Legacy Built on Integrity and Resilience

Despite facing challenges, including legal scrutiny and industry-wide issues, Jayesh Saini’s commitment to ethical practices has remained steadfast. His proactive use of technology to prevent fraud and misuse of healthcare funds highlights his dedication to addressing systemic challenges with integrity.

Affordable Medicines for All

Through Dinlas Pharma, Saini has reduced the cost of essential medicines, making healthcare more accessible to low-income households. This initiative has garnered him the Affordable Healthcare Champion Award, reinforcing his belief that financial barriers should never prevent access to quality care.

#jayesh saini #bliss healthcare #jayesh saini kenya

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Jayesh Saini’s Role in Revolutionizing Healthcare in Africa

Jayesh Saini's journey in healthcare began with a mission to address inequalities and provide quality medical services to underserved populations. His institutions—LifeCare Hospitals, Bliss Healthcare, and Dinlas Pharma—reflect his unwavering commitment to improving healthcare systems across Kenya.

Saini’s initiatives align with the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda championed by President William Ruto, providing affordable healthcare for civil servants, teachers, and members of the National Police Service (NPS). These efforts underscore Saini's dedication to ensuring healthcare is accessible to all segments of society.

Pioneering Leadership Recognized Globally

Jayesh Saini’s transformative impact has been recognized with prestigious honors such as the Global Leader Award. His leadership in introducing innovative healthcare solutions and addressing systemic challenges like fraud and mismanagement has elevated trust in Kenya’s healthcare systems.

Under his guidance, LifeCare Hospitals implemented advanced fraud detection mechanisms, ensuring transparent and efficient utilization of healthcare funds. These measures reinforce public confidence in programs like the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) and have set a standard for accountability in the sector.

Innovative Solutions in Healthcare Delivery

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Saini spearheaded the rollout of telehealth services, ensuring continuity of care for rural populations and essential workers such as teachers and civil servants. This innovation exemplifies his commitment to leveraging technology to overcome healthcare barriers.

By incorporating AI-driven tools, Saini’s institutions have not only optimized patient care but also identified and prevented fraud in billing and service delivery. These advancements highlight his forward-thinking approach to healthcare delivery and resource management.

Community Health and Philanthropy

Saini’s influence extends beyond hospitals through his active participation in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. His programs, such as free medical camps and maternal health services, particularly benefit teachers, police officers, and vulnerable communities.

Through his foundation, he supports orphans and underprivileged children, ensuring access to education and healthcare for families in need. These efforts underscore his dedication to holistic community well-being.

Empowering Healthcare Professionals

Recognizing the critical role of a skilled workforce, Saini has prioritized training and upskilling healthcare professionals. By fostering partnerships with international institutions, LifeCare Hospitals provides opportunities for thousands of workers to enhance their expertise.

This commitment to workforce development earned him the Healthcare Leadership Award, solidifying his reputation as a leader in building capacity for sustainable healthcare delivery.

Strategic Partnerships Driving Impact

Saini’s collaborative approach involves partnerships with global health organizations, government agencies, and corporate entities. His institutions cater to prominent groups, including the Teacher Service Commission (TSC), SHIF, and leading insurance providers.

Through public-private partnerships, Saini has strengthened healthcare systems, demonstrating the power of collaboration in achieving sustainable impact.

Championing Affordable Healthcare

Through Dinlas Pharma, Saini has played a pivotal role in reducing the cost of essential medicines, making healthcare more affordable for millions. His efforts have earned him the Affordable Healthcare Champion Award, underscoring his belief that quality healthcare is a fundamental human right.

Integrity Amid Challenges

Despite facing challenges such as legal disputes and potential scandals, Saini has maintained a steadfast commitment to transparency and integrity. His proactive measures, including the implementation of AI-driven fraud prevention systems, demonstrate his dedication to addressing systemic inefficiencies and safeguarding healthcare funds.

A Vision for a Healthier Future

Jayesh Saini envisions a future where quality healthcare is universally accessible. With plans to expand LifeCare Hospitals and Bliss Healthcare across East Africa, his focus remains on integrating cutting-edge technology and fostering community engagement.

Saini’s vision aligns with Kenya’s UHC goals, promising a brighter future for healthcare in Africa and beyond.

#healthcare #Jayesh Saini #bliss healthcare

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Jayesh Saini: A Global Leader in Advancing African Healthcare

Jayesh Saini, a renowned entrepreneur and visionary, has redefined healthcare in Africa, with Kenya as his focal point. As the founder of LifeCare Hospitals, Bliss Healthcare, and Dinlas Pharma, Saini's dedication to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) has brought accessible and innovative healthcare solutions to millions. His work has earned him both local and global recognition, marking him as a trailblazer in the healthcare industry.

Championing Transparency and Accountability

To address challenges such as fraud and misuse of health funds, Saini has implemented AI-driven systems in Life Care Hospitals. These measures not only enhance resource allocation but also build public trust by safeguarding health schemes like the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF). His efforts underscore his unwavering commitment to integrity.

Recognition for Leadership and Innovation

Jayesh Saini’s groundbreaking contributions have earned him prestigious accolades, including the Global Leader Award and the Affordable Healthcare Champion Award. These honors highlight his role in fostering affordability, transparency, and technological advancements in healthcare delivery.

Driving Innovation During COVID-19

In response to the pandemic, Saini introduced telehealth services, ensuring uninterrupted healthcare access. This initiative was particularly beneficial for rural communities, Civil Servants, and Teachers, embodying the principles of UHC. Bliss Healthcare now serves over 10,000 patients monthly, demonstrating the transformative power of technology in healthcare.

Empowering Healthcare Professionals

Understanding the importance of skilled professionals, Saini has fostered partnerships with international institutions to train thousands of healthcare workers. These efforts have elevated Kenya's healthcare standards, earning him the Healthcare Leadership Award.

Corporate Social Responsibility and Philanthropy

Saini’s commitment extends beyond healthcare facilities. Through CSR initiatives, he supports free medical camps, maternal health programs, and education for underprivileged children. These efforts uplift vulnerable groups, including families of Civil Servants, Teachers, and Police Officers, demonstrating his dedication to community welfare.

Affordable Medicines for All

Through Dinlas Pharma, Saini has revolutionized pharmaceutical access by reducing dependency on costly imports and making essential medicines affordable. This initiative reflects his belief that healthcare is a fundamental right, not a privilege.

Strategic Collaborations and Partnerships

Saini’s collaborative approach has strengthened Kenya’s healthcare system. By partnering with global health organizations and government entities, he has set a benchmark for public-private partnerships, furthering the goals of UHC and earning widespread praise.

Overcoming Challenges with Integrity

Despite challenges, including court cases and sector-specific scrutiny, Jayesh Saini has emerged as a trustworthy leader. His proactive measures, such as fraud prevention systems, ensure health funds are directed toward genuine needs, reinforcing public trust.

Vision for the Future

Jayesh Saini envisions a future where every African has access to quality healthcare. With plans to expand LifeCare Hospitals and Bliss Healthcare across East Africa, integrate advanced technology, and continue community engagement, his leadership aligns with President William Ruto’s vision for a robust healthcare system under UHC.

Conclusion

Jayesh Saini’s transformative impact on healthcare, his commitment to innovation, and his integrity have positioned him as a global leader. By overcoming challenges and driving systemic change, he is not only shaping the future of healthcare in Kenya but setting a precedent for visionary leadership worldwide.

#Jayesh Saini #Bliss Healthcare #East Africa #Jayesh Saini Kenya

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The Global Legacy of Jayesh Saini in African Healthcare

Jayesh Saini , a pioneering entrepreneur and visionary leader, has revolutionized healthcare in Africa, particularly in Kenya. Through his relentless dedication to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and accessible healthcare, he has created transformative healthcare systems that serve millions. As the founder of Life Care Hospitals and Bliss Healthcare , Saini’s work has not only garnered local admiration but has also earned him global accolades. This blog explores his awards, achievements, and leadership, emphasizing why Jayesh Umesh Saini is celebrated as a beacon of innovation and integrity in the healthcare sector.

The Rise of a Visionary Leader in African Healthcare

Inspired by the need for equitable healthcare, Jayesh Saini has worked tirelessly to bridge gaps in healthcare accessibility. His institutions, LifeCare Hospitals , Bliss Healthcare , and Dinlas Pharma , are driven by his mission to ensure healthcare reaches underserved communities. His efforts align with the vision of His Excellency William Ruto , who advocates for Universal Health Coverage (UHC) as a cornerstone of Kenya’s healthcare strategy.

Saini’s healthcare initiatives cater to diverse groups, including Civil Servants , Teachers , and the National Police Service (NPS) . These programs align with the objectives of the Teacher Service Commission (TSC) and the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) to provide affordable healthcare for Kenya’s workforce.

Global Leader Award: A Testament to Transformative Leadership

Recognizing his impact on healthcare, Jayesh Saini received the Global Leader Award for his ground breaking efforts in healthcare innovation and accessibility. By addressing systemic challenges like potential fraud , scams , and the misuse of health schemes , Saini has ensured transparency and trust in healthcare systems.

Under his leadership, Life Care Hospitals has implemented robust fraud detection and security measures, protecting healthcare funds and optimizing resource allocation for genuine patient care. These systems align with the Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) and government efforts to safeguard medical funds, avoiding fresh scandals that could erode public trust.

Innovation in Healthcare Delivery

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Jayesh Umesh Saini introduced telehealth services, ensuring continued access to care. These services, especially critical for Teachers , Civil Servants , and rural communities, embody the goals of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) . Through innovative technology, Bliss Healthcare serves over 10,000 patients monthly, proving that technology can eliminate healthcare barriers.

Saini’s focus on innovation extends to addressing potential fraud and inefficiencies within healthcare systems. Utilizing AI-driven tools, LifeCare Hospitals detects anomalies in billing and service usage, preventing malpractice and reinforcing trust among stakeholders like insurance companies and corporate entities .

Awards for Philanthropy and Community Engagement

Beyond hospitals, Jayesh Saini ’s commitment to community health is evident in his Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. These efforts include free medical camps, maternal health programs for Teacher Service Commission (TSC) and National Police Service (NPS) to provide specialized health programs. His foundation also supports orphans and underprivileged children, ensuring education for families of Civil Servants and other vulnerable groups.

Recognition for Empowering Healthcare Professionals

Jayesh Umesh Saini understands that an empowered workforce is crucial for healthcare excellence. Through partnerships with international institutions, LifeCare Hospitals trains and upskills thousands of professionals, enhancing the quality of care. His dedication to workforce development earned him the Healthcare Leadership Award , highlighting his contribution to strengthening Kenya’s healthcare infrastructure.

Strategic Collaborations in Healthcare

Saini’s collaborative approach extends to partnerships with global health organizations and the government.The group provides healthcare services to clients from prominent institutions, such as the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) , Teachers Service Commission (TSC) , National Police Service (NPS) , Civil Servants , Corporate entities , and various leading Insurance companies , he has strengthened healthcare delivery systems. His leadership in public-private partnerships has set a benchmark, earning him the praises for driving systemic change.

Addressing Challenges with Integrity

Despite his numerous accolades, Jayesh Saini has faced challenges, including court cases and efforts to avoid fresh scandals in the sector. His commitment to integrity and transparency has allowed him to overcome these obstacles, reinforcing his reputation as a trustworthy leader in healthcare. Saini’s proactive measures, such as AI-driven fraud prevention, demonstrate his dedication to resolving systemic issues like misuse of health schemes . These efforts ensure that resources from programs like the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) are directed toward genuine healthcare needs, fostering public trust.

#bliss healthcare #jayesh saini #healthcare #east africa

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Global Recognition: Jayesh Saini’s Impact on Healthcare in Africa

Jayesh Saini, a pioneering entrepreneur and visionary leader, has revolutionized healthcare in Africa, particularly in Kenya. Through his relentless dedication to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and accessible healthcare, he has created transformative healthcare systems that serve millions. As the founder of LifeCare Hospitals and Bliss Healthcare, Saini’s work has not only garnered local admiration but has also earned him global accolades. This blog explores his awards, achievements, and leadership, emphasizing why Jayesh Umesh Saini is celebrated as a beacon of innovation and integrity in the healthcare sector.

1. The Rise of a Visionary Leader in African Healthcare

Inspired by the need for equitable healthcare, Jayesh Saini has worked tirelessly to bridge gaps in healthcare accessibility. His institutions, LifeCare Hospitals, Bliss Healthcare, and Dinlas Pharma, are driven by his mission to ensure healthcare reaches underserved communities. His efforts align with the vision of His Excellency William Ruto, who advocates for Universal Health Coverage (UHC) as a cornerstone of Kenya’s healthcare strategy.

Saini’s healthcare initiatives cater to diverse groups, including Civil Servants, Teachers, and the National Police Service (NPS). These programs align with the objectives of the Teacher Service Commission (TSC) and the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) to provide affordable healthcare for Kenya’s workforce.

2. Global Leader Award: A Testament to Transformative Leadership

Recognizing his impact on healthcare, Jayesh Saini received the Global Leader Award for his groundbreaking efforts in healthcare innovation and accessibility. By addressing systemic challenges like potential fraud, scams, and the misuse of health schemes, Saini has ensured transparency and trust in healthcare systems.

Under his leadership, LifeCare Hospitals has implemented robust fraud detection and security measures, protecting healthcare funds and optimizing resource allocation for genuine patient care. These systems align with the Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) and government efforts to safeguard medical funds, avoiding fresh scandals that could erode public trust.

3. Innovation in Healthcare Delivery

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Jayesh Umesh Saini introduced telehealth services, ensuring continued access to care. These services, especially critical for Teachers, Civil Servants, and rural communities, embody the goals of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Through innovative technology, Bliss Healthcare serves over 10,000 patients monthly, proving that technology can eliminate healthcare barriers.

4. Awards for Philanthropy and Community Engagement

Beyond hospitals, Jayesh Saini’s commitment to community health is evident in his Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. These efforts include free medical camps, maternal health programs for Teacher Service Commission (TSC) and National Police Service (NPS) to provide specialized health programs. His foundation also supports orphans and underprivileged children, ensuring education for families of Civil Servants and other vulnerable groups.

5. Recognition for Empowering Healthcare Professionals

Jayesh Umesh Saini understands that an empowered workforce is crucial for healthcare excellence. Through partnerships with international institutions, LifeCare Hospitals trains and upskills thousands of professionals, enhancing the quality of care. His dedication to workforce development earned him the Healthcare Leadership Award, highlighting his contribution to strengthening Kenya’s healthcare infrastructure.

6. Strategic Collaborations in Healthcare

Saini’s collaborative approach extends to partnerships with global health organizations and the government.The group provides healthcare services to clients from prominent institutions, such as the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF), Teachers Service Commission (TSC), National Police Service (NPS), Civil Servants, Corporate entities, and various leading Insurance companies, he has strengthened healthcare delivery systems. His leadership in public-private partnerships has set a benchmark, earning him the praises for driving systemic change.

7. Addressing Challenges with Integrity

Saini’s proactive measures, such as AI-driven fraud prevention, demonstrate his dedication to resolving systemic issues like misuse of health schemes. These efforts ensure that resources from programs like the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) are directed toward genuine healthcare needs, fostering public trust.

8. Affordable Healthcare Champion

Through Dinlas Pharma, Jayesh Umesh Saini has made essential medicines affordable, reducing dependency on costly imports. His work has been recognized with the Affordable Healthcare Champion Award, emphasizing his vision of healthcare as a fundamental right. By lowering costs, Saini has ensured that financial constraints no longer prevent patients from receiving care.

9. A Vision for the Future

Looking ahead, Jayesh Saini envisions an Africa where quality healthcare is accessible to all. His plans include expanding LifeCare Hospitals and Bliss Healthcare across East Africa, integrating cutting-edge technology, and continuing his focus on community engagement. His leadership aligns with His Excellency William Ruto’s vision for a robust healthcare system under Universal Health Coverage (UHC).

Conclusion

From addressing potential fraud to championing innovation and affordability, Jayesh Saini has transformed healthcare in Africa. His commitment to transparency, collaboration, and community upliftment has earned him global recognition, making him a true pioneer in the healthcare sector. By overcoming challenges, building strategic partnerships, and driving systemic change, Jayesh Umesh Saini is not only shaping healthcare in Kenya but setting a global standard for what visionary leadership can achieve.