The general assembly of shareholders of Bolívar EPS health presented to the National Health Superintendency the voluntary withdrawal request and total of the health program as a health promoting entity (EPS).
In a statement he noted that You will have four months to submit the request for total voluntary withdrawal.
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“At Salud Bolívar EPS we will remain committed to guaranteeing the continuity of care and comprehensive and timely provision of services to the nearly 3,500 members in Bogotá,” he indicated.
The document also indicates that care will be guaranteed until the voluntary withdrawal process is completed.
“We want to state that the procedures, authorizations, procedures, appointments, medication treatments and other care will continue to be provided as usual. and without any impact until the withdrawal process has been authorized by the National Health Superintendency,” he indicated.
In the letter they underlined their gratitude and regretted that this decision was being made. “We want to express our deepest gratitude for your trust and the support you have given us as your health promotion entity and we regret this difficult decision caused by reasons beyond the control of the company,” he highlighted.
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He pointed out that This action was taken taking into account the challenges that are being presented in the health sector, “After a responsible and rigorous analysis was carried out, the decision was made to present this request to Supersalud,” he stated.
This is the third EPS that in the country and in this government has expressed voluntary retirement as EPS to guarantee the care of its members and avoid further impact on the company and patients.
The first to request voluntary withdrawal was Compensar, which had already presented the documentation requested by Supersalud, then it was EPS Sura, which indicated that this decision was made to avoid an administrative intervention and now the turn is for Salud Bolívar, which has its largest population in Bogotá.
