Improvement in the financial situation of Israel's HMOs
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A new report recently published presents encouraging data regarding the financial situation of the healthcare system in Israel. According to the data, the aggregate deficit of Israel's four HMOs (Health Maintenance Organizations) narrowed significantly during the year 2025.
The total deficit of the HMOs in 2025 stood at approximately 194 million shekels. This represents a decrease of about 44% compared to the previous year, in which the deficit stood at approximately 346 million shekels. This is a notable improvement compared to the previous period.
However, not all HMOs are in the same situation. Within the general data, the "Clalit" HMO, which is the largest in Israel, stands out. According to the report, the HMO ended the year with a deficit of 364 million shekels.
These data are sparking a public debate regarding the financial challenges facing the public healthcare system. Experts in the field note that reducing the deficit is a positive step, but the financial conduct of the HMOs must continue to be monitored to ensure quality medical service for all citizens.
In conclusion, while the general trend shows an improvement in the situation of the HMOs, gaps between the various organizations still exist. The Ministry of Health is expected to continue examining the data in order to find long-term solutions for financial stability in the healthcare system.
Sources: היום
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