Obesity. PS calls for a review of the medication ordinance

The PS party has urged the government to revise the 15% co-payment for obesity medications, arguing it limits access for low-income patients. They propose allowing family doctors to prescribe these medications, highlighting concerns about the current restrictions and the impact on healthcare equality. The PS questions the rationale behind excluding general practitioners from prescribing and seeks clarification on the decision-making process for the co-payment rate. They also request information on the availability of obesity treatment teams and the expected wait times for consultations, as well as the continuity of support for chronic patients after the initial 12-month period.