Government Applies New Control to Prepaid Increases: How It Benefits Members

From now on, companies will have to inform the Superintendency of Health how much the fee increases before sending the letter to the affiliates.The information will be public, through the Web, and they say the goal is for people to compare prices to choose which prepaid to hire.

The national government ordered that the prepaid medical companies inform them of the increases that they will apply before communicating them to their affiliates. The new form of reporting was established on Friday through the publication in the Official Gazette of Resolution 645/2025. Thus, the government seeks to exercise some additional control to try to stop excesses before the information is distributed to the affiliates. The government ma…

Prepaid medical companies will have to notify the Superintendency of Health Services of the increases in fees before communicating them to their clients. Resolution 645/2025, published this Friday in the Official Gazette. According to the official text, the new procedure requires that the presentation to the body be made “within the same time period provided for notification to the affiliates.” Furthermore, it is clarified that this previous ste…

The Government of Javier Milei, imposed a new requirement on prepaid medical providers, which will enter into force from this 16th May. Companies will have the obligation to inform the Superintendency of Health Services (SSS) about the increases that they will apply in the quotas before being communicated to their affiliates. According to resolution 645/2025 that was published in the Official Gazette, prepaid companies will have to publish the n…

The Government implemented a new control measure on increases in prepaid contributions. It did so through a resolution of the Superintendency of Health Services (SSS), which obliges private medina companies to inform that body before implementing increases in the price of their plans. Resolution 645/2025 of the Superintendency of Health Services, published this Friday in the Official Gazette, establishes a standardized procedure for the submissi…

Adjustments will have to be presented to the Health Services superintendency.