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Hospitals ahve received 90% of what the Health Ministry owes them for the period October-December. Photo by BGNES
Bulgaria’s Health Ministry has announced it will pay BGN 25 M more to hospitals for the activities it is financing.
The funds will be spent on intensive care, emergency care, dialysis, psychiatry and others. They will cover 90% of what the Health Ministry owes hospitals for October, November and December.
The rest of the funds will b paid at the beginning of 2011 after equalization of the actual expenses, as the funding mechanisms envision.
In November, the Health Ministry paid BGN 20 M to hospitals for July, August and September for the activities it is funding.
Ministry officials have pointed out that in this way, the hospitals could operate normally.
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