Doctors cease dealings with four insurers
A crisis has erupted between the Medical Association and insurance companies in Jordan, as the Association has decided to gradually cease dealings with four insurance firms due to their failure to pay doctors' fees in accordance with the agreed-upon salary schedule. The Association has also threatened to review the contracting model. This disagreement has led to a state of tension, with the Association emphasizing doctors' rights, while insurance entities expressed surprise at calls to halt cooperation and stressed the importance of ensuring that the dispute does not impact patients. The Association will take measures to guarantee the continuity of medical services, especially in emergency cases, but the dispute may hinder the regular availability of services and could result in potential legal consequences.
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