Dr. Hadi Ahmadi, spokesman for the pharmacists' union, on the comments program tomorrow:
There is a cure, but you can't afford it! / What is the story of false insulin deficiency? The insurance organizations are obligated to pay 60% of the medical center's claims within two weeks and 40% within 3 months or 90 days. And if they pay late, they must pay interest equivalent to the late payment penalty. In fact, insurance organizations violated this legal provision. When this problem arises, we are faced with a false scarcity. In fact, we have a false shortage because there is medicine, but the pharmacy cannot buy it. For example, there is insulin in the pharmacy, but the pharmacy cannot buy it because the insurance debt has not been paid for up to 10 months. 99% of insulin must be paid for by insurance. How long can the pharmacy resist? This also applies to powdered milk. These things have nothing to do with war and sanctions. There are problems with the insurance structure in our country. Link to the full video.