The State Gives 105 Million Euros to Hospitals for Debts
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At today's session, the GOVERNMENT adopted a decision to pay 105 million euros of dedicated assistance to hospital medical institutions to settle part of the overdue obligations.
The General Hospital ''Dr. Anđelko Višić'' Bjelovar is receiving 640,082 euros of targeted aid from the state budget to settle part of its overdue debts to suppliers of medicines and consumables and implantable medical materials. The decision was made at today's session by the Government of the Republic of Croatia, which has provided a total of 105 million euros to assist hospital health institutions across the country. This is a financial injec…
At its session on Thursday, the government decided to pay out 105 million euros in targeted aid to hospital health institutions to settle part of their outstanding liabilities towards suppliers of medicines, consumables and implantable medical materials. Of the total amount, the state provided 103 million and 978...
The state is once again intervening to help hospitals settle some of their outstanding obligations to suppliers of medicines and medical supplies. The bulk of the money is going to state hospitals, with just the four largest hospitals set to receive more than 60 million euros.
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