The Deputy Head of the Medical Council of Kerman criticized the months-long delays by insurance organizations in paying pharmacies' claims, calling for immediate decisions to prevent exacerbating the liquidity crisis and disrupting the supply and distribution chain of medications.
Liquidity Shortage in the Pharmaceutical Chain; Deputy Head of Medical Council of Kerman Calls for Immediate Government Action
The Deputy Head of the Medical Council of Kerman has raised concerns over significant delays in insurance payments to pharmacies, urging the government to take swift action to address the liquidity crisis affecting the pharmaceutical supply chain.
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📰 What Happened
The Deputy Head of the Medical Council of Kerman has criticized insurance organizations for delaying payments to pharmacies, which is causing a liquidity crisis in the pharmaceutical supply chain. They are calling for immediate government intervention to resolve this issue.
- Pharmacies in Kerman are facing significant financial strain due to delayed insurance payments.
- The liquidity crisis threatens the supply and distribution of essential medications.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's healthcare system has been under strain due to economic sanctions and internal mismanagement, leading to financial difficulties for pharmacies and healthcare providers.
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