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Health Ministry Complaints Surge, 60% Focus on Health Basket

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Health Ministry Reports 60% of Complaints Dealt With Health Basket

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The Public Complaints Commissioner's office processed nearly 15,000 complaints concerning the Ministry of Health in 2025. Of these, 60% related to the health basket of services, and 20.4% were deemed justified. Many issues were resolved during the inquiry process or through provided guidance.

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  • Nearly 15,000 complaints regarding the Ministry of Health were handled in 2025.
  • 60% of all complaints submitted to the commissioner's office concerned the health basket.
  • 20.4% of the complaints filed in 2025 were found to be justified.
  • Over a quarter of complaints were resolved during the inquiry process.
  • 186 complaints specifically related to financial reimbursements.

The Public Complaints Commissioner's office handled 14,967 complaints related to the Ministry of Health in 2025, according to a report published by the ministry. The report indicates that 20.4% of these complaints were found to be justified. In an additional 25.2% of cases, the issue was resolved during the inquiry or immediately upon receiving the complaint. Furthermore, 18.7% of complainants received information or guidance that helped them utilize their rights.

The data also revealed that 186 complaints specifically concerned financial reimbursements. A significant portion, 60% of all complaints, addressed issues related to the health basket of services.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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