Los jubilados deberán pagar el 10% del coste de las medicinas
Los activos pasarán a abonar del 40% hasta el 60% de las recetas en función de la renta
El PP anuncia desde México el plan de ahorro horas antes de que Sanidad lo presente a las autonomías
スペインの医療費削減策で、基礎(最低)年金生活者以外の65歳以上の年金受給者は、月に8'00ー18'00ユーロの、薬代の10%を払い、65歳以下は、現状の40%の薬代を払うのに加えて、高額給料者は、50%ー60%の薬代を払う
Retirees must pay 10% of the cost of medicines
The assets will pass to pay 40% to 60% of prescriptions based on income
The PP from Mexico announces savings plan Health hours before presenting it to the autonomous
'The weak side', by EMILIO DE BENITO
POLL: Should pensioners pay for drugs?
MIGUEL GONZALEZ (Special Envoy) Mexico 18 Apr 2012 - 13:12 CET
The assets will pass to pay 40% to 60% of prescriptions based on income
The PP from Mexico announces savings plan Health hours before presenting it to the autonomous
'The weak side', by EMILIO DE BENITO
POLL: Should pensioners pay for drugs?
MIGUEL GONZALEZ (Special Envoy) Mexico 18 Apr 2012 - 13:12 CET
The Spanish pensioners currently pay nothing for drugs, must pay 10% of its value, with a limit of between 10 and 20 euros per month, while active workers, who already pay 40% of prescriptions, their contribution will be raised to 50% or 60%, depending on income. This is the proposal that the Government has raised with the regions and that today will be discussed at the Inter-Territorial Board of Health for approval by the Council of Ministers on Friday, according to sources in Mexico have explained PP. "You go from a system that pays based on the age at which one will pay according to income," underlined the same fuentes.Y, in principle, ditch and a debate between the executive and the popular and even among cabinet ministers Rajoy, full of mixed messages and showed a lack of policy coordination in this area.
You go from a system that pays based on the age to another in which the income is paid as
The main novelty is that the free ends of the medicines for pensioners. Finally accepted unless any exception, all pensioners will pay 10% of their medicines. Of course, those who pay more than 10 euros per month for three consecutive months shall be entitled to be reimbursed the difference. The limit will rise to 20 euros for those who receive higher pensions. With respect to active workers, they will pay 40% of the price of drugs to pay 50%. Again, those who enjoy higher incomes, around 100,000 euros a year or more-will have to pay 60%, 20% more than now. The application of this system will require the generalization of the electronic board, in which microchip will include tax information.
Only the income shall include, but not equity. These measures are expected to save about 3,700 million euros, of the 10,000 that the government wants to cut back on health and education. While studying many more steps, to 50, drops the copayment when medical services, consultations, interventions, etc. - Or those related to hospitalization (catering, night hospital, etc). There will be a special regime for medicines for chronic patients (eg diabetics) and explore the possible exemption of these payments to the unemployed without subsidy. "It is not logical that an unemployed person with no family support and pay 40% to 1,500 euros retirement pension does not pay anything," argues the same sources.
These measures are expected to save about 3,700 million euros
Without revealing its contents, the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has spoken on Tuesday night in a veiled way to the above cuts. In a meeting with the Spanish colony of Mexico in the ambassador's residence, has defended the reforms adopted by the government and expressed his "strong will to make the decisions to be taken, even this week, decisions that nobody likes take, but they are indispensable. " In the morning we had anticipated that the Council of Ministers on Friday take action on Education, Health and Social Services.
You go from a system that pays based on the age to another in which the income is paid as
The main novelty is that the free ends of the medicines for pensioners. Finally accepted unless any exception, all pensioners will pay 10% of their medicines. Of course, those who pay more than 10 euros per month for three consecutive months shall be entitled to be reimbursed the difference. The limit will rise to 20 euros for those who receive higher pensions. With respect to active workers, they will pay 40% of the price of drugs to pay 50%. Again, those who enjoy higher incomes, around 100,000 euros a year or more-will have to pay 60%, 20% more than now. The application of this system will require the generalization of the electronic board, in which microchip will include tax information.
Only the income shall include, but not equity. These measures are expected to save about 3,700 million euros, of the 10,000 that the government wants to cut back on health and education. While studying many more steps, to 50, drops the copayment when medical services, consultations, interventions, etc. - Or those related to hospitalization (catering, night hospital, etc). There will be a special regime for medicines for chronic patients (eg diabetics) and explore the possible exemption of these payments to the unemployed without subsidy. "It is not logical that an unemployed person with no family support and pay 40% to 1,500 euros retirement pension does not pay anything," argues the same sources.
These measures are expected to save about 3,700 million euros
Without revealing its contents, the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has spoken on Tuesday night in a veiled way to the above cuts. In a meeting with the Spanish colony of Mexico in the ambassador's residence, has defended the reforms adopted by the government and expressed his "strong will to make the decisions to be taken, even this week, decisions that nobody likes take, but they are indispensable. " In the morning we had anticipated that the Council of Ministers on Friday take action on Education, Health and Social Services.
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