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[PIO] Announcement by the Health Insurance Organisation on new functions in the Information System for the beneficiaries of the Health Insurance Syste

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The Health Insurance Organisation wishes to inform the beneficiaries of the GHS regarding two new functions available through the Beneficiary Portal.

1. The Available Referrals (referrals in force)

Each beneficiary now has the possibility to be informed about all referrals issued to him/her under the GHS, (e.g. referrals for various categories of health services, prescriptions for medicines and/or consumables, for laboratory tests and pre-authorisations) for which the expiry date has not passed or which have not been fully used.

2. The Personal Supplement Status

For each calendar year (with the current year pre-selected), the beneficiary can now view for each health care service received, both the indicative Supplement (which appears at the time of prescription commitment and prior to final claim submission by the provider) and the final Supplement, which is the correct Supplement corresponding to each health care service received by the beneficiary.

For more information, please refer to the "Guide to Using New Features of the GIS IT System", which is posted on the GIS website under the "Update/News and Announcements" section: https:/www.gesy.org.cy/sites/Sites?d=Desktop&locale=el_GR&lookuphost=/el-gr/&lookuppage=hionewsandannouncements

It is clarified that the two new functions have been added to the Beneficiary Portal, in the "Beneficiary File" Section and can be accessed by all beneficiaries who have already created and activated their access account. If you wish to connect your user account, please follow the link https:/www.gesy.org.cy/sites/Sites?d=Desktop&locale=el_GR&lookuphost=/el-gr/&lookuppage=hiobeneficiariesregistrationfaq or call the GIS Service Center at 17000.

A guide to using the new features of the GIS Information System can be found here.

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