NewsWhore
07-04-2011, 01:50 PM
On Friday, the National Association of Private Clinics (Andeclip) made up of private medical centers, suspended its 14% increase in the cost of services to patients for 30 days. The decision was reached with the Superintendence of Health and Labor Risks (Sisaril). As part of the accord, the public employers health provider Senasa also agreed to reinstate authorization for payment of services to 22 health providers (known locally as ARS) that had been suspended from the government plan after they unilaterally instated the increase in services.
Speaking for the Sisaril, Fernando Caamano said that the agreement would allow more time for revising the cost per capita of the Basic Health Plan so that the ARS and the clinics can reach an agreement on the increase in services.
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Speaking for the Sisaril, Fernando Caamano said that the agreement would allow more time for revising the cost per capita of the Basic Health Plan so that the ARS and the clinics can reach an agreement on the increase in services.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#3)