Secretary Asks BPJS Organizers to Pay Debt to Partners in Pekanbaru

Mia

Saturday, Dec 07, 2019 | 10:33 pm

(Secretary of Pekanbaru M Noer asks BPJS Health to pay debts to clinical partners and hospitals (photo / int))

PEKANBARU- Many arrears have not been paid by the Pekanbaru Health Insurance Administration Agency (BPJS) to its partners such as clinics and hospitals. These arrears occur because many BPJS Health participants also have not paid dues.

Pekanbaru City Secretary (Sekdako) M Noer, Friday (6/12/2019) yesterday, said Government Regulation (PP) Number 75 Year 2019 regarding Health Insurance was issued by the government last October. This regulation regulates the increase in BPJS contributions which will take effect on January 1, 2020.

The increase in BPJS Health contributions has an impact on recipients of aid contributions (PIB) from the government. The increase in BPJS Health contributions has an impact on governments and communities who pay contributions independently.

"We have a meeting with BPJS Health partners. They conveyed the obligations of BPJS and arrears that have not been paid," he said.

BPJS Health has presented the amount of bills to all partners and those that have been paid. BPJS arrears that have not been paid to their partners are almost equal to the arrears of contributions. (R24 / Put)

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