It will be intended for a special group of retirees who have more expenses in their daily lives. The objective is to reduce inequalities.
He Comprehensive Medical Care Program (PAMI) announced a important benefit for its members in December. It is a subsidy of $31,865 intended exclusively for retirees who suffer from celiac disease. This financial support aims to alleviate the high costs of a diet Gluten free, essential for those who live with this condition.
That is why it is called “Economic Subsidy for Celiac Disease”, and driven by Law 26,588. This regulation recognizes the financial challenge faced by those who must purchase food without TACC (wheat, oats, barley and rye), which They are usually significantly more expensive than conventional products.
The amount of the subsidy seeks equalize purchasing power and reduce inequalities of retirees who owe cover an expensive basic basket due to their specific nutritional needs.
How to process the subsidy
The process to request this benefit is carried out digitallysimplifying access for affiliates. Interested parties must enter the PAMI official sitewhere they can start the process directly or request an appointment to receive in-person care at an agency.
Additionally, the page offers a video tutoringl that guides step by step in carrying out the online procedurefacilitating access for those who are not familiar with digital tools.
What is the required documentation
For access the subsidyaffiliates must present the following documents:
- National Identity Document (DNI).
- PAMI membership credential.
- Last receipt of retirement benefits.
- Summary of medical history detailing the symptoms associated with celiac disease.
- Serological results demonstrating the presence of antigliadin and antiendomysial antibodies.
- Histopathological report of a biopsy obtained by upper digestive videoendoscopy.
- Medical certification confirming the diagnosis of celiac disease, issued by a specialist.
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