Published on November 29, 2024 at 3:01 p.m. / Modified on November 29, 2024 at 3:08 p.m.
4 mins. reading
-
Monday, December 2, parliamentarians begin the winter session: the emergency crisis will be a hot topic under the federal government.
-
Several elected officials say they want to act very quickly to fill the legal void affecting medical emergency centers.
-
Patients must demand accountability from their insurers.
We must act. Quickly. This is in essence the message from parliamentarians in Berne in the face of the crisis suffered by medical emergency centers. For elected officials, the problem raised by the two judgments of the Federal Court (TF), which now prohibit the invoicing of emergency taxes, is multiple: administrative, legal and political. Interventions at several levels, concerted or even concomitant, could help avoid the worst. Or the bankruptcy of medical emergency centers and the gradual disappearance of this urgent care outside hospitals.
Contacted, several members of the National and State health commissions expressed their emotions following the revelations of the Temps and present the different possible levers to reduce the pressure. For them, the first action to be undertaken concerns them little: the pricing partners, health insurance companies and doctors in the lead, must meet urgently to find a solution.
Follow the news with us and support demanding and daring journalism
For the end-of-year holidays, take advantage of -25% on your annual subscription ????
Quality information just a click away. Offer valid until December 25, 2024.
I subscribe
Good reasons to subscribe to Le Temps:
- Unlimited access to all content available on the website
- Unlimited access to all content available on the mobile application
- Sharing plan of 5 articles per month
- Consultation of the digital version of the newspaper from 10 p.m. the day before
- Access to supplements and T, the Temps magazine, in e-paper format
- Access to a set of exclusive benefits reserved for subscribers
Already have an account?
Log in
Swiss
