The service members also indicated that the conflict has already been raised with political representatives. They expressed that "the situation has already been brought to the attention of political representatives, who have shown their willingness to intervene and collaborate to find a solution to the conflict.”
Demand for a situation that has lasted a year
The complaint was also publicly voiced by Darío Cavalié, Interventional Cardiologist and member of the Hemodynamics Service staff at the Hospital Pedro T. Orellana. Through his social media, the professional questioned the lack of responses to repeated requests to regularize payments.
In his message, Cavalié stated that the complaint has been ongoing for months without finding a solution. "We have been asking for a year for the situation to be regularized, through various channels, but we have not received a response", affirmed the Interventional Cardiologist.
The professional also expressed the impact that the situation has on the functioning of the service and asked for understanding from the community regarding the decision to suspend scheduled care for IOMA affiliates.
"This is becoming unsustainable and we hope the community understands us because it is a measure that pains us", concluded Cavalié.
