Federal Official Gazette
DECISION OF NOVEMBER 19, 2025. This is the approval of the risk-sharing agreement between Unimed do Brasil and Unimed FERJ, following the rules set out in Normative Resolution (RN) No. 517, of April 29, 2022, and with the following particularities:
1) Unimed do Brasil will assume, as of November 20, 2025, the care of the beneficiaries linked to Unimed FERJ, including all associated costs;
2) Unimed FERJ will receive the billing for the beneficiaries until November 30, 2025; as of December 1, 2025, the amounts will be allocated to Unimed do Brasil, following the 90/10 ratio, where:
2.1) 90% (ninety percent) of the premium will be allocated to Unimed do Brasil for the care coverage of the beneficiaries;
2.2) 10% (ten percent) of the premium will be allocated to Unimed FERJ for corporate maintenance;
3) In the first ten months, on an exceptional basis, the risk-sharing percentage will be 93% (ninety-three percent) of the premium allocated to Unimed do Brasil, for the care coverage of the beneficiaries, and 7% (seven percent) of the premium allocated to Unimed FERJ, for corporate maintenance;
4) The provider network of Unimed FERJ will be maintained for at least 1 (one) year;
5) The risk sharing will not entail corporate succession.
ANS news
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Open public consultations
- CP 163. Its purpose is to receive contributions on the proposed updates to the List of Health Procedures and Events (Rol), more specifically on the preliminary recommendation of non-incorporation for the technologies covered by UAT No. 171 – Inclisirana, UAT No. 175 – Lebriquizumabe and UAT No. 176 – Momelotinibe. Deadline: Nov 5, 2025 to Nov 24, 2025
Scheduled public hearings
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Open public calls for input
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Open public calls
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Wadih wants to ban the cancellation of health plans for the elderly.
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