Health · Cyprus

Patients continue to pay out of pocket for occupational therapy under GHS.

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Patients in Cyprus continue to incur out-of-pocket expenses for occupational therapy services despite ongoing discussions since 2020.
The situation has persisted through changes in government, health ministers, and health organization directors over nearly seven years.
A professional association has highlighted that thousands of individuals require these services.
The Health Insurance Organization has yet to implement changes to address this payment issue.
The majority of affected patients are children, according to reports.

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Patients in Cyprus continue to incur out-of-pocket expenses for occupational therapy services despite ongoing discussions since 2020.
The situation has persisted through changes in government, health ministers, and health organization directors over nearly seven years.
A professional association has highlighted that thousands of individuals require these services.
The Health Insurance Organization has yet to implement changes to address this payment issue.
The majority of affected patients are children, according to reports.

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