Kazakhstan's Social Health Insurance System Prevents 234 Billion Tenge Losses

Kazakhstan's mandatory social health insurance system has prevented financial losses amounting to 234 billion tenge over nine months, according to the Ministry of Finance. Efforts to strengthen control have also led to the recovery of over 79 billion tenge illegally paid to medical service providers. New tools, including AI-based anti-fraud measures, are being used to prevent unjustified payments and ensure funds are used for medical care.

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