Social Security approves bone marrow transplants
The Public Relations Directorate of the National Social Security Fund issued a decision to establish a pre-approval process for bone marrow transplant procedures to ensure the continuous delivery of treatment services in a faster and more streamlined manner. Patients are granted two approvals for the Autograft procedure (the preparation and collection phase, and the transplantation and follow-up phase), and one approval for the Allograft procedure, which covers the entire process. Additionally, the Fund’s management approved financial advances totaling approximately 309 billion leks to ensure ongoing healthcare services, along with a loan of 1.5 billion leks allocated to the Shuheym office for voluntary insured persons, all aimed at improving and developing the medical services provided to patients.
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