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October 12, 2026

A claim denial does not necessarily stem from medical ineligibility

What should you do when a doctor recommends a critical and expensive medication that is not included in the public health basket, but the insurance company rejects the request, claiming the insurance policy lacks coverage? Before you exhaust savings or break down over a denial letter from the insurer, it is important to understand the financing mechanisms operating behind the scenes. A guide to exercising patient rights in Israel.

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