The social work for older adults announced what credentials are valid as of December 2024 to access medical benefits and services.
He Comprehensive Medical Care Program (PAMI)the social work for older adults, shared the list of credentials in force as of December 2024.
These documents are essential so that members can access all the benefits provided by the institution, such as medical services, care in health centers or withdrawal of medications from pharmacies.
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What is the function of PAMI credentials?
Current credentials for retirees and pensioners allow them to access, without other documents, social work services and benefits, such as:
- Validation of shifts with specialists.
- Pickup of medications at the pharmacy.
- Web and in-person procedures.
- Shifts for agencies.
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Credentials valid in December 2024
PAMI has various valid credentials to be able to receive care at participating health centers. Valid documents to present and, thus, access all services and Benefits available in December 2024 and for 2025 are:
- Digital credential: is available in the PAMI application and you can consult it without having to print it.
- Plastic credential: Although it is no longer in distribution, if you have it you can use it in your efforts.
- Provisional credential with QR: it must download and print from the official PAMI website. If you have a temporary credential that does not have a QR code, download it again from the platform.
- Provisional ticket credential: you can generate it and print it in the self-management terminals available in the Local Management Units (UGL).
These documents are key for care in health centers and pharmacies, but if they cannot be presented, members will be able to use their National Identity Document (DNI).
Source: Ambito
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