Sergas demands explanations and dialogue on negotiations with Muface

Sergas responded yesterday to the report disclosed this Monday by the Ministry of Health, in which the department led by Mónica García considers that the health care model for civil servants through Muface, Isfas and Mugefu is “unsustainable”, which would justify the intention of the central government, or at least the Sumar wing, to finalize the agreement and transfer public workers assigned to the public system of health. A decision that Galician health considers “unacceptable” due to the lack of explanations and dialogue with the autonomous communities, which have powers in the matter and would assume the impact of said measure.

“La Xunta demands that the Spanish government report on the measures it plans to take to organize health care for these mutual societies and, in any case, places the issue above the solutions that can be discussed and communicated with affected communities,” the statement said.

Sergas also denounces the obvious “divergence” between the positions of the Ministry of Health and the Civil Service and emphasizes that the Autonomous Executive will evaluate “the possible impact on health carebenefits, deadlines and resource requirements” that this transfer would entail. Furthermore, Galician health recalls in the press release that each patient has different needs and clinical histories and that “it is essential to know them to guarantee proper care. correct charge”.