📋 Tender Overview
With more than S/2,500 million transferred, preventive, recovery and rehabilitation care was guaranteed throughout the country, surpassing the achievements of 2023. During 2024, the Ministry of Health (Minsa), through the Comprehensive Health Insurance (SIS), managed to cover more than 90.9 million health services for SIS insured persons in Minsa and Regional Government establishments. This is the highest number recorded since the creation of the SIS 23 years ago, exceeding the 83.5 million services provided in 2023.
To guarantee this coverage, the SIS made advance transfers of resources to hospitals, specialized institutes and health centers, with an investment that exceeded S/2,500 million, ensuring the health protection of its insured persons. Of the services registered in 2024, 35.1 million were preventive, 55.3 million were recuperative and more than 533,000 were rehabilitation. The most requested services included hospitalization, outpatient consultation, emergency care, cesarean sections and diagnostic support.
CARE IN REGIONS
In Metropolitan Lima, which concentrates a large part of the high complexity establishments, 18.2 million visits were recorded, highlighting third level hospitals such as Arzobispo Loayza, Dos de Mayo and Cayetano Heredia, where more than 3 million visits were covered.
Meanwhile, in specialized institutes such as the National Institute of Child Health (San Borja and Brena), the National Institute of Neoplastic Diseases and the National Institute of Ophthalmology, 1.8 million visits were recorded.
At the regional level, Cajamarca led with 6.7 million visits, followed by Ancash, La Libertad and Piura (4.9 million), Cusco (4.2 million) and other regions such as Huanuco (4.1 million), Junin (3.9 million) and Loreto (3.8 million).
UNIVERSAL INSURANCE
By the end of 2024, the SIS reached 26,324,936 members, representing 70.8% of the insured population in the country. This means an increase of more than 1 million insured compared to 2023.
In addition, according to Susalud, 100% health insurance coverage was achieved nationwide, reaffirming the SISs commitment to inclusion and equitable access to health.
The Minsa, through the SIS, reaffirms its commitment to work tirelessly to guarantee comprehensive, timely and quality health services for the entire population, prioritizing the most vulnerable. This effort reflects the mission of building an equitable health system that ensures the well-being of all Peruvian families.
