Tunisie Telegraph: Private clinics face record financial crisis

The article focused on the unprecedented financial situation faced by private clinics in Tunisia, due to the delayed payment of their dues from the National Health Insurance Fund ("KNAM") for the past eight months. This situation threatens their continued operation and their ability to meet financial obligations to suppliers and staff salaries. The report also highlighted the accumulation of clinics' debts to the Libyan government since 2016, further adding to their financial pressures. Additionally, the crisis relates to accusations from the National Social Security Fund against clinics regarding social contributions for the medical staff employed there, claims that the clinics reject and demand official clarifications and urgent intervention to prevent negative repercussions on the sustainability of private sector services within the healthcare system.

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