The payment calendar for retirees and pensioners has been established as follows: those with the minimum retirement whose ID ends in 0 will receive their payment on Wednesday, March 12, while those ending in 1 will do so on Thursday, March 13. Those with IDs ending in 2 and 3 will receive payment on Friday, March 14, while those ending in 4 will do so on Monday, March 17. IDs ending in 5 and 6 will be paid on Tuesday, March 18, while those ending in 7 and 8 will receive their payment on Wednesday, March 19, and those ending in 9 will be paid on Thursday, March 20. For retirees and pensioners who exceed the minimum retirement, those with IDs ending in 0 and 1 will be paid on Friday, March 21, and during the long weekend from Saturday, March 22 to Monday, March 24, there will be no payments. IDs ending in 2 and 3 will be paid on Tuesday, March 25, those ending in 4 and 5 on Wednesday, March 26, while those ending in 6 and 7 will receive payment on Thursday, March 27, and those ending in 8 and 9 will do so on Friday, March 28.
The Comprehensive Medical Assistance Program (PAMI) informed about retirees and pensioners who will be able to access 100% coverage in the free medication program. To access this benefit, the elderly enrolled must meet a series of essential requirements. Among them, having net income less than 1.5 minimum pensions, not being affiliated with a prepaid medical plan, not owning more than one property, not possessing aircraft or luxury boats, not having a vehicle less than 10 years old, and not having corporate assets that demonstrate economic solvency.
It is worth noting that retirees and pensioners with a Unique Disability Certificate (CUD) will have total coverage, even if they do not meet all requirements. Additionally, those who live with beneficiaries holding a CUD will also enjoy a 100% benefit, provided that the total household income does not exceed 3 minimum pensions. To access free medications, enrolled seniors must follow a series of steps, including presenting ID, a prescription signed by their primary doctor, a sworn statement, and if needing more than 4 medications, filling out the corresponding form and scheduling an appointment on the official website to attend in person.
