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2 clusters · 2 sources · 27 days · First seen · Last updated
Colombia healthcare system administrative and financial rest
Overview
In late September 2026, EPS Sanitas announced a restructuring of its pharmaceutical management network across several Colombian departments, including Bogotá, Antioquia, and Nariño. The changes, effective October 1, involved transitioning medication dispensing responsibilities to various operators such as Colsubsidio, Disfarma, and Ramédicas.
By late October 2026, the Colombian Ministry of Health and Social Protection introduced a financial intervention through Resolution 2445. This resolution established a direct credit line managed by ADRES to assist Health Promoting Entities (EPS) in financing outstanding obligations for medications and medical procedures. These one-time credits are designed to pay healthcare providers and technology suppliers directly for services reported as pending in September 2026, provided the EPS are not under forced intervention or voluntary withdrawal.
Entities
ADRES · Superintendency of Health · Colombia · EPS Sanitas · Colsubsidio
Timeline
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[HEALTH] 2 sourcesColombia Ministry of Health launches credit line for EPS
Colombia's Ministry of Health has launched a one-time credit line via ADRES to help EPS pay for pending medications and medical procedures reported in September 2026.
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[HEALTH] 7 sourcesEPS Sanitas announces changes to pharmaceutical managers in Colombia
EPS Sanitas is changing its pharmaceutical managers in several Colombian regions starting October 1, 2026, involving new operators like Colsubsidio and Ramédicas for medication delivery.
Sources
consultorsalud.com · elespectador.com