“Hessen needs a functioning protection system for people without health insurance,” emphasized Böhm.
The groups affected are diverse: These include the self-employed who can no longer afford private insurance, people with premium debts, widows, students, those released from prison, people who have moved to the EU and who have fled, or the homeless.
Special clearing houses should support such patients on their way back to insurance, said health policy spokeswoman Christiane Böhm on Wednesday in Wiesbaden.
A treatment fund should secure the care of acute cases.
Wiesbaden (/) – The left faction in the Hessian state parliament calls for better medical care for people without health insurance.
Minister of Social Affairs Kai Klose (Gruene) also said that something had to be done for people without health insurance, but rejected the left-wing faction’s request.
The establishment of a large number of new clearing houses does not make sense, he said.
The ministry is working on a comprehensive solution, he said.
It is of central importance that the health insurance companies are involved in the process.
Klose also pointed out that there are already offers for the individual groups of those affected.
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