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Psychological checks: ministry denies delays in payments

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Briefings

A Brazilian government confirmed that psychological consultations exceeding 90 days were paid, following a group of 3,875 psychologists who reported payment delays. This resolution occurred on October 23, 2026, after the initial denial of the issue.

Key points

• 3,875 psychologists joined the program to report payment delays for consultations exceeding 90 days.
• The government confirmed payment for consultations over 90 days after the initial denial by the Ministry.

Context

This finding addresses a specific administrative dispute where psychologists reported delays in receiving payments for long-term therapy sessions, which was initially denied by the Ministry of Health.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the government's confirmation and the number of psychologists involved; no specific payment amounts, individual case details, or timeline of the initial denial are provided.

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