Until what age do your children have medical coverage at IESS and what happens if the affiliate dies?
Affiliates and retirees of Ecuador's IESS have the option to extend health coverage to their family members, including conditions and age limits.
Unions warned the Government that thousands of taxpayers could lose their medical coverage
Unions in Argentina have warned that thousands of monotributistas could lose their medical coverage due to funding issues.
Warning about the medical coverage of thousands of monotributistas
Health Minister Mario Lugones addressed concerns regarding inadequate medical coverage for monotributistas during a meeting with union leaders.
Medi-Cal for migrants in California: the plan to regain medical coverage this year
A proposed legislative bill aims to restore medical coverage for certain migrant adults in California amidst budget cuts limiting new enrollments in the Medi-Cal program.
Model Tess Holliday claims she was denied life insurance for weighing 'over 300 lbs'
Model Tess Holliday expresses frustration over being denied life insurance coverage due to her weight, highlighting issues of fatphobia within the medical industry.
Ministry of Defense: What are the Scarce Specialties of Military Doctors - Incentives for Their Coverage
The Greek Ministry of Defense has identified scarce medical specialties within the military that will be incentivized to attract candidates starting February 3, 2026.
Complaints Against Health Plans and Operators Reach Highest Level in 12 Years
Complaints against health plans and operators in Brazil have reached a historic high, driven by issues such as coverage denials and delays in reimbursements.
SUMAR+: who it is aimed at, how to register, and what the requirements are
The SUMAR+ Program is a public policy in Argentina designed to provide health services to individuals without formal coverage, ensuring free medical checkups, vaccinations, and health monitoring.
São Paulo will have 'mini-UPAs' during Carnival; see addresses
São Paulo is set to establish mobile health stations for Carnival attendees over the festive period, ensuring medical coverage for the expected crowds.
Court rules against GNP Insurance and protects child; criticizes that it only pays in the US and not in Mexico
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation outlines that insurance companies must comply with medical coverage claims without legal limits, following a case involving a deaf child denied a cochlear implant by GNP.
Health Department publishes final lists of people admitted to the MIR nine days before the exam
Spain's Health Department has released the final lists of candidates admitted to the MIR exams, along with those accepted in Biology, Nursing, Pharmacy, Psychology, Chemistry, and Physics, amidst concerns over the coverage of medical positions in Andalusia due to delays.