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Belgium’s National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance, Inami, will no longer reimburse telephone consultations with general practitioners, it has announced.
The new year traditionally heralds a raft of changes in Belgium. Here’s the measures that will affect the nation’s citizens from 1 January 2025, report RTBF and Belga.
At least two medical centres in Brussels are using patients’ personal data to charge insurance providers for services that never took place, according to an investigation by Dutch-language news ou
Unions for the health and welfare sector expect more than 10,000 people to participate in a demonstration in Brussels on Thursday.
Serious failings have been noted since 2015 in 60 establishments in Belgium providing care for French people with mental disabilities, according to a report published by the French Court of Audit.
Belgium’s federal health ministry has announced that the country will soon receive 20 new MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scanners – but none are going to Brussels.
The city of Brussels is expanding its innovative programme offering museum visits on prescription for people suffering from anxiety, stress, depression.
The overall quality of Belgium's healthcare system is "good", a major new report has concluded, but there is room for improvement when it comes to prevention and access for the most vulnerable.
In the future, caregivers in Belgium will be required to prove that they speak at least one of the country’s three official languages: Dutch, French or German.
