Private clinics seek overdue payments from KNAM

Private clinics in Tunisia have urgently called for the settlement of their overdue dues with the National Health Insurance Fund, which have accumulated over eight months. They warn that continued delays in payment could threaten their ability to continue providing healthcare services to insured individuals. A statement from the National Union of Clinics clarified that the delay in payments has worsened the clinics' financial situation, with some unable to cover their obligations to suppliers and staff salaries. This situation may force some clinics to cease operations. Additionally, the union highlighted that they have accumulated debts owed to the Libyan government since 2016, and they are demanding urgent intervention to ensure regular payment processes and the continuity of healthcare services. They reaffirm their commitment to continue providing services despite the hardships and are calling for measures to ensure the ongoing operation of the clinics.

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