Overview
- The industry group AFIN warned that PADOMI-Delivery could be suspended from October 31 due to unpaid invoices EsSalud allegedly owes to Salog.
- AFIN reports the service currently reaches 56 districts and serves older adults and people with limited mobility who receive medicines at home.
- If halted, beneficiaries would need to travel to the Complejo Hospitalario Arenales to collect medications, adding costs and health risks.
- AFIN says Salog has kept operations running for months using its own resources while requesting payment regularization without success.
- EsSalud stated the contract with Salog remains in force, said it is processing pending payments, and asserted the delivery service will not be interrupted.