Colectivos advierten que corregir la UPC 2026 es urgente ante deudas por $32,9 billones y 1,6 millones de quejas

diciembre 23, 2025

TL;DR

Pacto por una Mejor Salud and Todos por la Salud warn of a healthcare system crisis due to an insufficient UPC 2026.
The crisis manifests as treatment interruptions, medication restrictions, precarious labor, and increased lawsuits.
These issues are documented by control entities, patient organizations, and judicial rulings.
Fecoer has reported deaths from rare diseases, and the Association of Hepatic and Renal Patients denounces unprecedented sanitary crisis.
The Attorney General's Office has warned of massive rights violations and financial unsustainability, with complaints and tutelages rising exponentially.
In 2024, 1.6 million complaints and over 265,000 tutelages were registered, with accumulated debt exceeding $32.9 trillion.
The government is urged to comply with the Constitutional Court's order to guarantee UPC sufficiency and ensure timely resource flow.
Technical analyses suggest the UPC 2026 should be adjusted by 15% to 17.33% to cover real service costs, inflation, and increased utilization.
Maintaining an insufficient UPC risks patient lives and compromises the continuity of care.
Immediate actions requested include centering patients, technically correcting the UPC 2026, protecting healthcare workers' conditions, and increasing transparency in financing decisions.
Correcting the UPC 2026 is deemed essential for protecting life, dignity, and the effective right to health.

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