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Crisis financiera golpea a hospitales del Cesar: suspendieron algunos servicios por millonarias deudas de las EPS

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Ten public health institutions in the department of Cesar, Colombia, suspended outpatient consultation services for one day in response to a severe financial crisis. The service suspension was adopted as a measure by these institutions to demand immediate solutions regarding massive, accumulated debts owed to them by health promoter entities (EPS).

The financial strain caused by unpaid EPS obligations has severely impacted the operational capacity of public hospitals in the region, prompting collective action from hospital administrators to draw attention to the sustainability issues threatening local healthcare delivery.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on the one-day outpatient suspension and multi-hospital protest against EPS debts.
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