In the past, healthcare success in Africa was measured in absolutes: number of facilities built, consultations completed, or medical staff hired. For years, these inputs were treated as proof of progress. But today, that model is under review—and in Kenya, it is being quietly redefined. At the center of this shift is a new generation of healthcare institutions that understand reach is not just about coverage—it’s about impact. Among the most prominent are the networks built under the leadership influence of Jayesh Saini, whose data-led, outcome-focused model is changing how reach is defined, tracked, and ultimately judged.