The Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS) recently announced that it would be making changes to its chronic medicine provisioning structure. A brief overview of the changes was communicated to pharmacy stakeholders.
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GEMS radio advertisements will be airing on several major national radio stations in upcoming weeks. Listen to it at your own leisure here.
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The Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS), Registration Number 1598, was registered in terms of the Medical Schemes Act 131 of 1998 with effect from 1 January 2005 as a restricted membership medical scheme for Public Service Employees and employees of participating employer groups.
The services of suitably qualified and experienced service providers are required for the rendering of services to GEMS.
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Make sure you are properly informed about what we do for our members.
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Healthcare service providers can submit Emergency Medical Services (EMS) claims to the dedicated email address: [email protected]
The Google maps functionality is now available on the GEMS website to help you find the location of your FOG service provider. After you have searched for the address of your service provider in the FOG section, please click on the highlighted address to view the map of the location of the provider.
The 2012 GEMS Tariff file contains the Scheme rate at which healthcare providers will be paid for services rendered from 1 January 2012.
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GEMS makes use of a Medicine Exclusion List. The objective of the MEL is to protect the Acute Medicine Benefit through the exclusion of certain medicines from payment. The list is updated and communicated to providers on a regular basis.
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