Pharmacies Face Liquidity Crisis Due to Delayed KANAM Payments
300 pharmacies are facing severe difficulties in paying suppliers and securing the necessary liquidity to acquire medicines due to delayed payments from the National Health Insurance Fund (KANAM).
Pharmacies are facing severe difficulties in paying suppliers and securing the necessary liquidity to acquire medicines due to delayed payments from the National Health Insurance Fund (KANAM), according to a representative of the pharmacy sector. The lack of liquidity has led to delays in the supply of essential medicines to patients in several regions.
According to sector officials, the delay in the settlement of outstanding payments from the National Health Insurance Fund is putting a significant financial burden on the pharmaceutical sector and threatening the stability of the pharmaceutical system. The professional unions are calling for an urgent intervention to reschedule the payments and save the pharmaceutical system.
300 pharmacies are facing severe difficulties in paying suppliers and securing the necessary liquidity to acquire medicines. The sector is suffering from a lack of liquidity due to delayed payments from KANAM.