A number of private and non-governmental hospital managers reported the accumulation of insurance claims, a continuous increase in the prices of medicines and equipment, and the difficulty of meeting treatment costs. The director of a large hospital in the center of one of the districts said that none of the 35 insurance companies and contracting parties had settled the 1403 obligation. Another manager reported a 600% increase in the price of Ringer's serum in three years. According to these managers, drug prices change daily, while treatment rates are set annually. Accumulating debts and rising costs will make it difficult for hospitals to serve, they warn. An interview with Babak Hati, a doctor and children's specialist.