Asisa says no to renewing the insurance that covers the health of military personnel
The insurer urges the Administration to rethink the conditions of the open tender.
Asisa has declined to participate in the bidding process for providing healthcare services to the 550,000 members of Isfas, a mutual fund that includes the Spanish Army and Civil Guard and their families. The contract, worth 609 million euros, is set to start in 2027 and will replace the current agreement between Isfas and Asisa and Adeslas, which expires on December 31.
Asisa has urged the Administration to reconsider the terms of the tender and explore alternative solutions to maintain the current public-private partnership model. Adeslas is also unlikely to participate in the bidding process.
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