Patients who suffer harm as a result of a medical procedure could receive compensation through an out-of-court procedure, without being required to prove the fault of the doctor or the medical institution. This mechanism is provided for in a draft law that proposes the establishment of a Compensation Fund and a specialized commission to review claims.
The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) allocated approximately 2.18 million lei for the purchase of three echocardiography transducers for the Institute of Cardiology.
The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) has announced a new call for proposals for projects focused on disease prevention and health risk mitigation for the years 2026–2027.
Nearly 373,000 high-tech medical tests were performed in the first half of 2026—30,000 more than during the same period in 2025. Approximately 215 million lei from the mandatory health insurance fund were allocated to finance these studies, which is 10 million more than last year.
Nearly all citizens who paid the fixed premium for mandatory health insurance in the first half of 2026 used the government’s MPay service. These figures were presented at a meeting of the Board of the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM).
The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) has paid 1.22 billion lei in advance to healthcare providers for services to be rendered to the public in July.
More than 174,000 people received compensation for medications and medical devices prescribed through the electronic prescription system last month. Of these, 126,000 were patients with cardiovascular diseases.
The Ministry of Health has revised the regulations governing primary health care. The reform involves the administrative merger of several medical centers and a shift to regional management. The authorities assure the public that this measure will not result in the closure of rural clinics or staff reductions.
The Institute of Emergency Medicine (IMU) has modernized its operating room by purchasing a high-tech microscope for complex spinal surgeries. The project, costing 6.17 million lei, was funded by the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) through the fund for the development and modernization of public healthcare providers.
The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) supports the primary care reform initiated by the Ministry of Health. The company’s CEO, Ion Dodon, stated in an interview with Logos Press that the goal of the reform is to improve access to healthcare services for the public by strengthening the role of family doctors.
