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GeSY overhaul: HIO announces targeted reforms to hospital unit allocations and GP evaluations by 2027 (opens the original)
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Major revisions to the General Healthcare System (GeSY) are scheduled for the coming year, including changes to hospital unit allocations for specialized care and a new evaluation framework for Personal Doctors. In an interview with Phileleftheros, Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) General Director Ifigenia Kammitsi confirmed that the organization is open to adopting recent proposals from patient advocacy groups and medical professionals. However, she emphasized that modifications will only be
Cyprus among lowest COVID-19 vaccination rates in Europe, ECDC finds (opens the original)
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European response to COVID-19 vaccination campaigns remains particularly low, according to a new report by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), which maps vaccination coverage across the European Union and the European Economic Area for the period from August 1, 2025 to March 27, 2026. The data shows that public response to national campaigns was limited even among age groups at greatest risk of severe illness. Specifically, only 19 of 30 countries submitted data to the
Patients still paying out of pocket for occupational therapy under GHS (opens the original)
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Nearly seven years, two governments, five health ministers, three different directors and two different presidents at the Health Insurance Organisation (HIO), one professional association, and endless consultation. Patients, most of them children, are still paying out of their own pockets to secure occupational therapy services. “It’s time to speak with the language of truth,” Charalambos Papadopoulos, secretary of the Federation of Patients’ Associations of Cyprus (OSAK), told Phileleftheros in
Major disability benefit reform launched with €106 million funding boost and gradual expansion (opens the original)
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A major legislative reform concerning the Social Participation, Inclusion, and Independent Living of Persons with Disabilities has entered into force, introducing increases to all monthly disability benefits, a progressive inclusion of new beneficiaries, 11 social benefits, and eight independent living services. The new framework guarantees that current beneficiaries will retain all the provisions they currently receive, whilst the widening of the system will be carried out progressively. During
Mental health patients left houseless after Athalassa treatment, MPs hear (opens the original)
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Patients remain unsupported or even houseless after treatment at Athalassa Hospital, families live with the stigma of mental illness, judges will not issue compulsory treatment orders unless a patient is at a stage where they threaten to kill someone or take their own life, and children who are victims of abuse do not receive the support they need when one parent, in some cases the abuser, withholds consent. The competent ministries, meanwhile, are still trying to divide responsibilities between
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