"If regional money were enough, there would be no waiting lists": maximum tension between private healthcare and Bartolazzi
Hundreds of facilities have asked the councilor to urgently set up a meeting
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"If only ordinary funding (from the Region) were sufficient, there would be no waiting lists." Outlining the healthcare of dreams, the one that politics is unable to build despite the promises relaunched from one legislature to the next, are the Sardinian private healthcare operators. Hundreds of facilities that yesterday put the resolution scenario down in black and white in the PEC sent to Armando Bartolazzi, who is asked for "the polite and urgent scheduling of a meeting" .
The letter addressed to the assessor had been announced for days. Tensions have risen between the Region and private operators because the Council has closed the taps to the contracted structures. In the face of a requirement for 2024 estimated at 72.4 million by Ares, the Regional Health Authority, Alessandra Todde and the assessors of Campo Largo have assigned eight less.
"Moreover, with unjustified delay" , explains Stefano Porcu, the lawyer from Cagliari who was charged with writing to Bartolazzi and agreeing with the Region all possible corrections.
