Slovak Private Doctors to Check Patients' Health Insurance on Internet
Posted on: Saturday, 16 April 2005, 18:00 CDT
Text of report by Slovak commercial Radio Twist on 16 April
Following an agreement with [Slovak] private doctors, private health insurers will publish a list of those who fail to pay health insurance contributions.
Those on the list will receive only emergency health treatment, in harmony with the new health care law. Doctors will be in this way able to protect themselves against losses due to non-payments for their work.
The VZP health insurer will publish such a list on 1 June.
Source: BBC Monitoring European
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