SeNaSa and Andeclip reaffirm strategic alliance and work commitment for 2026

Santo Domingo. – The National Health Insurance (SeNaSa) and the National Association of Private Clinics and Hospitals (Andeclip) held an institutional meeting in which they reaffirmed their commitment to continue strengthening their cooperative relationship, with a shared vision aimed at strengthening the Dominican health system by 2026.

The meeting, held in an environment of open and constructive dialogue, allowed both entities to review common priorities and ratify their willingness to promote joint actions that contribute to the financial sustainability of both SeNaSa and Andeclip, with a direct impact on the quality, timeliness, and efficiency of the health services offered to affiliates.

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During the meeting, the institutions agreed on the importance of consolidating this alliance as a strategic axis to face the current challenges of the health sector and move towards comprehensive solutions that effectively respond to the needs of the Dominican population. For its part, Andeclip highlighted the fundamental role played by the National Health Insurance within the health system and reaffirmed its commitment to continue guaranteeing adequate and timely care to SeNaSa affiliates in each of its private centers nationwide. Furthermore, participants emphasized that inter-institutional cooperation will be crucial to address the present and future challenges of the sector, as well as for the construction of a more integrated, efficient, and people-centered health system. With this approach, SeNaSa and Andeclip ratify their willingness to strengthen their strategic alliance and to develop a joint work agenda, aimed at consolidating sustainable advances that positively impact the well-being of citizens and the strengthening of the national health system by the year 2026.

About SeNaSa

The National Health Insurance (SeNaSa) arises with the enactment of Law 87-01, which creates the Dominican Social Security System, which establishes SeNaSa as an autonomous and decentralized public institution, responsible for the administration of the health risks of the affiliates of the subsidized, contributory and contributory-subsidized regimes of the public sector, as well as the contributory affiliates of the private sector who voluntarily select it. On September 4, 2002, through Resolution No. 00052-2002 of the Superintendency of Health and Occupational Risks (SISALRIL), SeNaSa was accredited to perform health risk management functions in the Dominican Social Security System. Subsequently, in 2005, it received definitive authorization through Resolution No. 012-2005, after complying with the requirements established and evaluated by said regulatory body.