Tervisekassa soovib muuta perearsti tasu reegleid

Tervisekassa soovib muuta perearsti tasu reegleid

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Health Insurance Fund wants to change the rules for general practitioner fees

Tervisekassa muuta perearstide tasu reegleid. Uute reeglite järgi ja haiguste arvu.
Lisaks muudetakse ning . Tervisekassa soovib jagada patsiendid .
Perearstidele makstakse eraldi tasu, olgu nad . Muudetakse ka , mis katab ka .
Kaugusetasu arvutamisel arvestatakse edaspidi . Lisanduvad eri valdkondades.
Laboriteenuste piirhind langed 15%. See muudatus võib aidata väikehaiglaid, kuid suuremad haiglad võivad sellest kannatada.
Tervisekassa soovib laiendada ka sõeluuringuid, sealhulgas . Lisanduvad uued vaktsiinid ja ravimid.
Kõik need muudatused mõjutavad . Tervisekassa on juba nüüd miinuses ja ootab riigilt abi.
The Health Insurance Fund board has proposed changing the rules for general practitioners' fees. According to the new rules, the patient's age and number of illnesses would be taken into account.
In addition, the list of healthcare services will be changed, as well as the conditions for ambulance and remote consultation fees. The Health Insurance Fund wants to divide patients into age groups and disease burden groups.
General practitioners will be paid separately, whether they are independent or part of hospitals. The base cost ceiling, which also covers room and technology costs, will also be changed.
When calculating distance fees, the density of institutions and the poverty of the region will now be taken into account. New effective treatment methods in various fields will be added.
The ceiling price for laboratory services will drop by 15%. This change may help smaller hospitals, but larger hospitals may suffer from it.
The Health Insurance Fund also wants to expand screenings, including lung cancer and colorectal cancer screenings. New vaccines and medications will be added.
All these changes will affect the Health Insurance Fund's budget. The Health Insurance Fund is already in deficit and is awaiting assistance from the government.