Asisa dice no a renovar el seguro que cubre la salud de los militares

The insurance company Asisa has declined to renew the health insurance covering military personnel, prompting the Administration to reconsider the conditions of the open tender. Asisa has also decided not to submit a bid for the tender, according to industry sources. The insurance company has not entered the open tender organized by the Administration to cover the healthcare of Isfas officials, a mutual organization that includes the Army, the Guardia Civil, and their families for 2027.

Both Asisa and Adeslas are insurance companies that provide health services to the 550,000 members of this group under a contract set to end on December 31. Adeslas plans to announce its decision on whether to participate in the tender, although industry sources suggest it would not have submitted by the announced deadline, which closed last night.

The tender launched by Isfas for 2027 is budgeted at 609 million euros. The previous contract for 2025-2026 amounted to 1.201 million euros, with 597 million allocated for 2025 and 603 million for 2026. Asisa stated that in making this decision, it has evaluated all factors crucial for maintaining the quality of care in each mutual organization (finance, coverages, service offerings, governance, etc.).

Asisa urges the Administration to rethink the tender conditions and explore new solutions and alternatives to maintain a model that has historically been a public-private collaboration example, as demonstrated by the high acceptance among military officials who predominantly choose a private insurer to care for their health, according to the company.

The insurer adds that in the coming weeks, it will continue to fulfill its commitments and provide normal assistance to Isfas mutualists under the current contract. It also guarantees the continuity of care under the terms set by the regulations governing its relationship with the mutual organization. Asisa has chosen to maintain coverage for officials integrated into Mugeju, Isfas's judicial exchange mutual organization.