Those older adults who require a couple of lenses may request it for free. The details, below.
To request Pami’s free lenses, it is necessary to have a medical recipe from a specialist.
Once a year, the Comprehensive Medical Care Program (PAMI) It offers your affiliates for free glasses, whether to see up close, far or bifocal. However, retirees and pensioners They can request a new torque without spending the borrowing year complete, but only if required for special reasons.
To do this, PAMI has the program Exception routeone of its many benefits that suffered modifications in recent months. Social work is currently going through a change process in your service to be able to provide the best attention to your affiliates.
How is the “Exception Via” program of Pami
This initiative has the objective of Provide new free lenses to the affiliates who need them before the year of the last request is met. To do this, affiliates must consult with a specialist doctor and choose the card optics where to manage their glasses. In case of not being able to move, a relative or attorney of the affiliate can manage the provision with the corresponding documentation.
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Who can access the program
This program is aimed at those affiliates that due to exceptional situations They need a couple of new glasses. These can be requested by:
- Heist
- Misunderstanding and breakage
- Glaucoma
- Graduation change
- Surgical surgery
Documentation to access Pami’s free glasses
To request the free social work lenses, affiliates must present the following documents in person:
- National Identity Document.
- Affiliation credential.
- Ophthalmological prescription of a Pami doctor (Manual order), extended in the name of the affiliated person, where the prescription of the glasses, signature, explanatory seal of the professional signature and registration number (has 150 days of validity) is recorded. (Not printed – online)
- Affidavit, only in cases that the replacement request is due to theft / theft / loss.
- Summary of Ophthalmological Clinical History.
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