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The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) registered a surplus of 6.4 billion pesos in 2016, which guarantees financial sustainability by 2020. After 8 years, the Institute is once again achieving a surplus after having a technical bankruptcy in 2012, with a deficit of 8% of spending. According to the general director of IMSS, Mikel Arriola, the excess resources will be invested in equipment to improve the medical service and the 2016-2018 infrastructure plan. These are the highest surplus resources in the last 35 years, with which the opening of 12 specialty hospitals and 40 family medicine units is expected, with an investment of more than 26 billion pesos. Mikel Arriola ruled out that the IMSS will have any financial crisis in the future at the close of the current six-year term, as well as at the beginning of the next. With the surplus and budget discipline, the Institute will be able to provide care and payments to .
Million pensioners. The director explained that of the 12 new hospitals , one has already been delivered in Colima and at the end of 2017 another three will be delivered. By 2018, more hospitals will open in Monterrey, Tepozotlán, Tapachula, León, Ixtapan de la Sal, Pachuca, Ciudad Acuña, Bahía de Banderas, and Atlacomulco. When the Iceland Mobile Number List details of the report on the financial situation and risks of the IMSS 2016-2017 were presented, Mikel indicated that efforts were made in operational improvements, in collection and in matters of efficiency in the administration of its resources. Thus, a lower current expenditure of 7.3 billion pesos was achieved .
The measures associated with efficient spending control generated substantial savings through the consolidated purchasing scheme for medicines, vaccines and healing materials; contracting of comprehensive services; replacement of the vehicle fleet with leasing instead of acquisition and reduction of operating expenses in economic benefits.” Mikel concluded that there are still challenges in financial matters because the pension liability represents a burden of more than 2 trillion pesos over the next 70 years ; For 2017, an expense of 79,442 million pesos is estimated for this item.