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FACIAS has created a free guide for those who lose their health insurance starting September 1, 2025, explaining the necessary steps to ensure coverage.

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The guide developed by FACIAS comes in response to legislative changes that affect co-insured individuals, who will no longer automatically benefit from health insurance without contribution. From September 1, 2025, they will have to pay for their insurance themselves, with the exception of certain categories such as children, students, retirees, and people with disabilities. The initiative is part of FACIAS's campaign 'It's my right.'

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