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Albania's public health insurance fund. It runs compulsory health insurance, pays public and private providers, and publishes the lists of medicines it reimburses, including those given in hospital pharmacies.
The Fondi i Sigurimit të Detyrueshëm të Kujdesit Shëndetësor succeeded the Health Care Insurance Institute set up under Law 7870 of 13 October 1994, and works under Law 10 383 of 24 February 2011 on compulsory health care insurance, in force from March 2013. Its history page says it manages the compulsory health insurance scheme and finances health services from public and private providers, is governed by a seven-member Administrative Council and a director general, and has 13 regional directorates, 18 agencies and 4 branches with 592 staff. It publishes the reimbursed medicines lists, in two parts: List I for hospital pharmacies and List II for community pharmacies, updated for 2025, and runs managed entry agreements with pharmaceutical companies under a 2023 government decision. The coordinates are an approximate Tirana city point.
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