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Medical service pricing under Health Insurance Law
The Comprehensive Health Insurance Law defines the regulations for pricing medical services and establishes a specialized committee tasked with developing and updating flexible lists of healthcare service prices at three levels. These prices are determined with consideration for actual costs, a fair profit margin, and market competitiveness. The committee is responsible for studying costs and setting prices that balance achieving a fair profit margin while encouraging competition. Prices are reviewed periodically to account for inflation, market changes, and service quality. The goal is to ensure cost coverage, achieve an appropriate profit margin for service providers, and promote competition among providers. The committee's findings are presented to the Board of Directors of the Authority for approval.
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