# The South African Medical Association has launched a legal challenge against the National Health Insurance Act, citing concerns over its feasibility and impact on doctors, patients, and the healthcare system. They argue the act introduces bureaucratic barriers that limit access to care and lack clarity on essential services, procurement, and patient registration. The association’s chairperson Mvuyisi Mzukwa warns private doctors will face unrealistic workload increases while earning less:
SAMA to challenge NHI Act in court over feasibility and impact on healthcare [SOUND]
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