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Paramedics to stop accepting OZR cards.

October 28, 2021

Paramedics to stop accepting OZR cards.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Paramedic Association Sint Maarten (PASM) comprising of physical therapists, dietitians, speech therapists, occupational therapists, and kinesio therapists would hereby like to inform the general public, that due to another severe delay of payment for OZR cards, as of Monday, November 1st, ALL OZR card carriers will have to pay out of pocket for the abovementioned therapies.

We are once again facing a backlog of payments, as we did in July 2021, and wish for a sustainable payment system to be made immediately. The clinics are not able to cover their costs and this is significantly detrimental to providing ...

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