Clínicas privadas comienzan a recibir pagos atrasados tras acuerdo con Senasa, según ANDECLIP

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00:00They are paying now, not everything, but they are paying and they are paying what had been done before.

00:14I think that patients have to exercise their rights to health care, especially those patients who have a health insurance,

00:21they have a health insurance insurance, they pay their health insurance insurance insurance,

00:25and they have the right, and not only the patients who pay their health insurance,

00:30but in hospitals they have to transform, they have to return to the practice

00:34that to those who go to the hospital, they have to pay the services that they require,

00:39because those hospitals we pay for us, the Dominican Republic, with other expenses.

00:44And they are created, precisely, for the population more humilde,

00:50and I think that we don't have to do it by any concept,

00:53nor any circumstances, because of the contrary,

00:56it would be much more doloroso, and who knows what could happen.

01:03Actualmente, the private clinic continues receiving patients

01:06with insurance insurance, without complications.

01:09And so, until now, until now, until 5,30 p.m. of the day of today,

01:14we have no first problem.

01:16We have to do what we have promised,

01:20we have promised to the new director of the Dr. Román,

01:24that we will continue to provide the services of the patients,

01:28as it is our usual.

01:31And, in fact, they have begun to pay the services of the patients,

01:38and many institutions that have received the services of the patients.

01:42We have to do what we have said before,

01:43and we'll continue to live in just a couple of weeks.

01:45And, of course, we can use for the staff for the staff,

01:46and we have to do that.

01:47We have to do that.

01:48And we have to do that.

01:49That's not a good idea.

01:50That's what we have done.

01:51Let's do that.

01:52Let's do that.

01:53Let's do that.

01:54We have to do that.