A report by the German/Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Trade notes the concern of German/ Hungarian pharmaceutical ventures based in Hungary that the social security organizations have been in a permanent state of crisis, reports MTI Econews.
These companies add that the systems of subsidies and price calculations for pharmaceuticals in Hungary are confusing.
Hungary's Health Insurance Fund recorded a deficit in February of 3.41 billion forint ($22.2 million), compared with January's surplus of 3 billion forint, reports MTI. These results were in line with those recorded in previous years.
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