200,000 people received medication via “ePrescription” in February

Nearly 200 000 people received reimbursed medicines and medical devices prescribed in February through the automated “ePrescription” system. The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) transferred over 106 million lei to pharmacies, IPN reports.

According to CNAM, the largest share of funds was allocated for the treatment of circulatory system diseases – over 46 million lei, benefiting 118 000 patients.

The average cost of reimbursed medication per beneficiary was 514 lei. The most expensive treatment was for skin diseases, averaging 1 131 lei per patient.

Additionally, 22 000 patients received medical devices worth over 6 million lei.

Electronic prescriptions can be issued by any doctor, including emergency physicians and those providing community and home care services.

Citizens can collect reimbursed medicines or medical devices from pharmacies by simply presenting their identity card.

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Diesel exceeds the threshold of 29 lei per liter. The National Agency for Energy Regulation has increased the maximum reference price by 48 bani. Therefore, on Wednesday, standard diesel will be sold at the pump for 29.01 lei per liter, IPN reports.

At the same time, a liter of gasoline with an octane rating of 95 will cost a maximum of 29.41 lei, an increase of 22 bani.

Recently, oil prices have been constantly increasing amid the intensification of violence in the Middle East and the interruption of supplies through the Strait of Hormuz.

After an increase above the threshold of 90 dollars, the price of Brent oil fell today to 89.73 dollars per barrel, while a barrel of WTI oil reached 83.01 dollars, from almost 85 dollars. Volatility remains high as there is no predictability regarding deliveries and the memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran has been suspended.

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200,000 people received medication via “ePrescription” in February

Nearly 200 000 people received reimbursed medicines and medical devices prescribed in February through the automated “ePrescription” system. The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) transferred over 106 million lei to pharmacies, IPN reports.

According to CNAM, the largest share of funds was allocated for the treatment of circulatory system diseases – over 46 million lei, benefiting 118 000 patients.

The average cost of reimbursed medication per beneficiary was 514 lei. The most expensive treatment was for skin diseases, averaging 1 131 lei per patient.

Additionally, 22 000 patients received medical devices worth over 6 million lei.

Electronic prescriptions can be issued by any doctor, including emergency physicians and those providing community and home care services.

Citizens can collect reimbursed medicines or medical devices from pharmacies by simply presenting their identity card.

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Energocom has started the purchase of natural gas needed for the 2026-2027 cold season and announces that part of the planned quantities have already been contracted. So far, five tenders have been held to identify suppliers, IPN reports.

According to the company, the tenders aimed at purchasing gas for the last three months and for the entire gas year, which ends on September 30, 2027.

In total, Energocom will purchase several batches of up to 276 thousand megawatt-hours for the October-December period, up to 270 thousand megawatt-hours for January-March 2027 and up to 365 thousand megawatt-hours for the entire gas year.

The company has not yet announced the exact quantity purchased or the price at which the contracts were concluded. Energocom states that the purchases are made gradually, in order to be able to compare the offers on the market and to obtain the best possible conditions.

The gas purchase process will continue in the coming months, and new auctions will be organized depending on the needs and market developments. The contracting of volumes for the 2026-2027 gas year is planned by the end of October.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025