The president of CNAS, Horațiu Moldovan, states that complementary health insurance is necessary in Romania to support modern medical needs and reduce financial pressure on the public system.

Horațiu Moldovan, the president of CNAS, stated that Romania needs complementary health insurance, acknowledging that the public system cannot cover all modern medical needs. He emphasized that 30% of health expenses are directly borne by patients, and these costs could be covered by private insurers. Moldovan mentioned that there is a legal framework for complementary insurance, according to Law 95/2006. He also discussed the efficiency measures in the health system, including increasing the value of the point per medical service in outpatient care, which will reach 8 lei by 2027.