Mexico is launching a new Universal Health Service that will gradually allow people to access treatment across the country’s public health systems, regardless of employment or insurance status. The reform aims to connect hospitals, digital records, and telehealth tools so care depends less on paperwork and more on need, beginning today with older adults, and expanding in phases from 2027.
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Mexiko macht Gesundheitsversorgung für alle schrittweise zugänglicher

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Mexiko führt einen neuen universellen Gesundheitsdienst ein, der Menschen künftig unabhängig von Job oder Versicherung Zugang zu öffentlichen Kliniken ermöglichen soll. Verbundene Spitäler, digitale Dokumentation und Telemedizin sollen dafür sorgen, dass die Versorgung stärker vom Bedarf als von Bürokratie abhängt – zunächst für Ältere, ab 2027 schrittweise für alle.

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