Health amparos, social health insurance funds and private plans, disability, medical malpractice, and high-cost medications.
The right to health is a fundamental human right enshrined in Argentina's National Constitution and developed through an extensive body of legislation: Laws 23.660 and 23.661 (Social Health Insurance Act), Law 26.682 (Prepaid Medicine Act), Law 24.901 (Disability Assistance System), Law 26.657 (Mental Health Act), Law 26.529 (Patient Rights Act), and the Mandatory Medical Program (PMO).
The effective exercise of this right depends, in many cases, on the real ability to demand coverage, medical benefits, and quality care. When the system fails, the primary legal tool is the health amparo — a medical injunction. We assist patients and families facing denied coverage, disability benefit disputes, high-cost medication access issues, mental health matters, medical malpractice claims, and all matters related to enforcing the right to health.
Urgent medical injunction to obtain coverage, treatments, or medications that have been denied.
Learn more →Claims for denied coverage, arbitrary exclusions, and non-compliance with the PMO.
Learn more →Unified Disability Certificate (CUD), Law 24.901 benefits, transportation, and support services.
Learn more →Civil and criminal liability of physicians and healthcare institutions for negligence or incompetence.
Learn more →Voluntary and involuntary commitments, patient rights, and Law 26.657.
Learn more →Amparo to obtain high-cost medications, oncology drugs, and experimental treatments.
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