Name: Jo Ann Medical Center
Address: 21 áá£ááááááá¡ á¥á£á©á, T'bilisi 0159, Georgia, GE
Telephone: +995 322 22 22 11

Jo Ann Medical Center is a hospital, located at 21 ლუბლიანას ქუჩა, T'bilisi 0159, Georgia. They can be contacted via phone at +995 322 22 22 11, visit their website jamc.ge for more detailed information.

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21 ლუბლიანას ქუჩა, T'bilisi 0159

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Added by Jopie, at 10 May 2015

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Giorgi Zedginidze

31 March 2018

Ok
David Tevzadze

10 December 2017

In 1998, pediatric cardiac care was added to SMIC coverage and a contract was negotiated with the Jo Ann Medical Centre (JAMC). The JAMC had been established as a not-for-profit NGO with foreign technical and financial assistance in recognition of the significant and untreated prevalence of congenital heart abnormalities. A detailed and quite sophisticated contract was negotiated between the parties. This specified: - The responsibilities of both parties - Price per case (fixed by the state for SMIC financed programmes) - Billing and payment terms and procedures - Annual and quarterly ceilings for the total contract value based on the JAMC database of registered patients from which the expected case-mix for the coming year was derived - Monitoring responsibilities and the rights of SMIC to carry them out; Special provisions for the 3-14 year old poor were to be financed from the Programme for the Vulnerable. Under the contract, JAMC invoiced SMIC on a monthly basis. The billing procedures were categorized by two age groups because: - 0-3 year old children were charged no co-payment for services - 3-14 year old patients carried a co-payment of 20-25 per cent of costs The contract stipulated that 3-14 year olds from low income families were exempted from the co-payments and the cost of treatment was covered by the Programme for the Vulnerable. In this way, JAMC had no incentive to refuse treatment to poor people; indeed, it probably had an incentive to prioritize the poor since there was a higher possibility of recovering co-financing from the state purchaser than from consumers directly
Nika Janjaria

22 September 2017

დიდი რიგები არ არის ხოლმე
George Chikovani

22 November 2016

medical centre
Alien Xen

02 August 2016

Thats Cool
Lia Dugladze

30 January 2016

Umaglesi donis specialistebiit aris savse es klinika.. Da dges mati wyalobit vsuntqav))
Shahada Kurban

27 January 2016

Отличная клиника! Врачи супер!
Guja Mia

17 May 2015

Good