Protect your health and your pocket from fraudulent managers

Discover how to protect your data and your pocket from fraudulent intermediaries in private hospitals.

Your well-being is your greatest wealth, protect it with information!

Imagine a moment of vulnerability, when you are about to leave the hospital, feeling the relief of recovery. It is precisely in that moment of hope when malicious people can approach you with a false smile and a dangerous promise. The Mexican Association of Insurance Institutions (AMIS) has raised alarms about a practice that affects us all: the operation of false managers in private hospital centers. These people are not looking out for your well-being; They seek to take advantage of your situation to generate unjustified cost overruns that end up damaging the entire private health ecosystem.

But here’s great news: knowledge is your best shield. Norma Alicia Rosas, general director of AMIS, clearly explains to us how these intermediaries present themselves as “facilitators” who will speed up your procedures with the insurer. Don’t fall into this trap! Your power lies in always using official communication channels: your insurance agent, your insurance company or the hospital itself. When you give your documentation or authorize someone who does not belong to these institutions, you not only risk the misuse of your personal information, but you are possibly contributing to increased medical costs for everyone.

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Unity is strength: how we combat these practices together

This is where our capacity for collective transformation shines brightly. Insurers and hospitals have joined forces in a powerful campaign to protect patients. They have established collaborative work tables where they carefully review the hospital care and discharge processes. The result? These irregular practices have begun to decrease significantly. Every time you choose the right channels, you become part of this transformative solution that benefits the entire community.

The numbers speak for themselves: some cases detected showed increases in hospital costs of between 20% and 30% directly attributable to these unauthorized managers. But we have the power to change these statistics. Transparency in our healthcare procedures is not just a preference; It is an empowerment tool that ensures that every peso intended for your health is used correctly.

As we face these challenges, there is another encouraging trend: Mexicans are making conscious decisions about our medical protection. Between 2022 and 2024, the attention to medical claims by insurers increased an incredible 34%, going from 2.2 million to 2.9 million events attended to. This reflects a wonderful awareness about the importance of having financial support in health. Only in the first half of 2025, companies allocated 63,675 million pesos to the protection of policyholders in Mexico. That is equivalent to 354 million pesos a day invested in our collective well-being!

Let’s celebrate progress while protecting our future

The data shows us a hopeful picture: more and more people understand the invaluable value of prevention and protection. Last year we witnessed a growth of 14% in claims attended to and 6.8% in the number of insured. These are not just statistics; They are stories of protected lives, protected families and assured futures.

The most significant coverages speak to us about our reality: after accidents, oncological conditions represent a crucial part of the protection provided by insurance. During the first half of 2025, insurers allocated 6,558 million pesos to cover cancers and tumors. It is inspiring to see how the system responds to these health challenges, with substantial investments in specialized treatments that save lives every day.

At the end of 2024, the sector allocated 122,278 million pesos to medical care, of which 25,450 million were specifically aimed at coverage of various types of cancer. The three oncological conditions with the highest outlays – breast, prostate and ovarian cancer – together represented 5,313 million pesos of protection for Mexican families. Particularly encouraging is seeing how breast cancer, with an investment of 3,068 million pesos, receives the attention and resources necessary for its treatment.

These numbers show us something fundamental: our community takes care of itself, protects itself and supports itself. Although we face challenges such as false managers, we also build a stronger, more transparent and more reliable system every day. Permanent communication between insurers and hospitals guarantees that you receive efficient, transparent and sustainable care, even in a context where medical inflation represents a constant challenge.

Your role in this transformation is crucial. Every time you choose official channels, every time you share this information with your loved ones, every time you make informed decisions about your medical protection, you are contributing to a more robust health system for all. Remember: your health is your most precious asset, and it deserves the best possible protection, free of unauthorized intermediaries and full of transparency every step of the way.

Share this empowering message on your social networks! Together we can create an informed community that transforms challenges into opportunities for collective growth and protection. Do you want to delve deeper into how to take control of your medical security? Explore more content on financial protection and well-being on our site.

Ochoa condemns tragedy in El Tri celebrations: “We must take care of ourselves”

Four died from asphyxiation during the El Tri celebrations. Ochoa asks for awareness.

The Mexican National Team keeps the country on the edge of its seat. Since June 11, Javier Aguirre’s team has four victories in the 2026 World Cup. Each victory has increased the euphoria in the streets. However, last Tuesday, June 30, the celebrations left a tragic balance in the capital.

Four deaths from asphyxiation

More than a million people took to the streets of Mexico City to celebrate El Tri’s passage to the round of 16. In the midst of the crowd, four deaths were recorded due to asphyxiation. Authorities have not provided additional details about the victims.

After hearing the news, goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa called on the fans.

“We already knew what happened the other day. I send my condolences to the families. Among Mexicans we must take care of ourselves and be aware. We know that soccer moves a lot and I hope tomorrow it can be repeated, but let us celebrate by taking care of ourselves, with joy, in peace, taking care of the streets and monuments. It is everyone’s responsibility,” he declared.

Ochoa asked that support not wane. Against England tomorrow, expect to see the same intensity at the Azteca Stadium and in Guadalajara.

“Ask people to continue as they are going because their drive can be felt on the field. That extra thing that motivates us. The people who are outside, those who gather to watch the game, everyone, but that we also take care of ourselves,” he emphasized.

The goalkeeper insisted that joy should not become risk. The fans respond, but collective security is at stake.

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Earthquake in La Guaira: 2,295 dead and thousands missing

Families seek to identify their loved ones in the rubble before mass graves.

The tragedy of the June 24 earthquake in the Venezuelan state of La Guaira leaves at least 2,295 dead. Thousands of people remain missing. Hundreds of families tour hospitals and makeshift morgues to identify bodies before they are sent to mass graves.

Number of victims and rescue efforts

The forensic teams, led by technician Joel Mirabal, work tirelessly. According to specialists, between 60 and 70 percent of the victims are recognized by family or neighbors. The advanced state of decomposition complicates tasks. Refrigerated containers have been installed due to the increase in bodies. The authorities do not rule out opening mass graves.

Around the port of La Guaira and the temporary morgues, dozens of families remain formed for hours. They use tattoos, scars or clothing to confirm identities. The uncertainty about the fate of the missing aggravates the pain.

The drama of families

Rosa López recounted the difficult process of finding the body of her son-in-law, José Antonio Toledo, who died when the building where he worked as a security guard collapsed. After visiting several sites, the family managed to identify his remains. Without resources for a funeral service, the mayor’s office gave them a free space to bury him.

Rescuers estimate that recovery efforts will last at least three months due to the number of collapsed buildings. Thousands of volunteers have joined the search, hoping that families can say goodbye to their loved ones.

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Sheinbaum announces investment of 4 billion pesos for the Purépecha people

The president detailed new commitments in health, education and security during her visit to Michoacán.

Justice Plan for the Purépecha people

From Cherán, Michoacán, President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted the progress of the Justice Plan for the Purépecha people. One year and two months after its implementation, more than 4 billion pesos (mp) have been allocated for health, education, roads and security.

“How are the Justice Plans made? With you. They are not made in an office of the federal government, of the State Government, they are made in assemblies,” said Sheinbaum.

The president recalled that, with the Second Floor of the Fourth Transformation, the Constitution was modified to recognize indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples as subjects of public law. In addition, the Contribution Fund for the Social Infrastructure of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples (FAISPIAM) went from 12 thousand million pesos in 2025 to 13 thousand 500 million pesos by 2026, with the objective that this resource is established in the Constitution so that it increases each year.

The director of INPI, Adelfo Regino Montes, detailed the distribution of the investment: 27 artisanal paths (74.34 km, 485.01 million pesos), School Houses and Canteens for 527 children, 21 Community Houses of Indigenous Languages, and 161 communities benefited from FAISPIAM (212.74 million pesos in 2025 and 234.47 mdp in 2026).

Sheinbaum announced new commitments: improve the Cherán Hospital with a hemodialysis area, fix the Sports Unit, open degrees in Medicine and Nursing, strengthen community businesses, build a C2 in the community and hold a meeting on security in Mexico City.

The Undersecretary of Sciences and Humanities, Violeta Vázquez-Rojas, reported other advances: construction of an ISSSTE hospital, studies for an IMSS Bienestar hospital, hiring of 646 doctors and more than a thousand nurses, a National Guard barracks for 150 elements, remodeling of 17 highway sections, delivery of 27 thousand efficient stoves, and translation of the Women’s Booklet into Purépecha.

The governor of Michoacán, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, supported the initiative and highlighted the defense of the uses and customs of the native peoples.

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