CBS: Preisnan 2,1 porshento mas haltu na Sint Eustatius

Den e di tres kuartal di 2017 e preisnan di konsumidó tabata 2,1 porshento mas haltu na Sint Eustatius ku un aña anterior. Na Boneiru e subida di preis tabata…

CBS: Prijzen op Sint Eustatius 2,1 procent hoger

In het derde kwartaal van 2017 lagen de consumentenprijzen op Sint Eustatius 2,1 procent hoger dan een jaar eerder. Op Bonaire was de prijsstijging 0,6 procent. Op Saba betaalden consumenten…

CBS: Prices St. Eustatius up 2.1 percent

In Q3 2017, consumer prices on St. Eustatius were 2.1 percent higher compared to one year previously. On Bonaire, the price increase was 0.6 percent. By contrast, consumers on Saba…

TAYLOR HOPES SERIES VICTORY WILL BUILD CONFIDENCE

TAROUBA, Trinidad – Windies Women’s captain Stafanie Taylor said she hopes her side can maintain the momentum they gained from the clean sweep over Sri Lanka Women in the first…

ZVK to resume medical referrals abroad for insured persons Sint Eustatius and Saba In the aftermath of hurricanes Irma and Maria, a huge backlog of insured persons requiring medical treatment or consultation abroad has arisen on Sint Eustatius and Saba. This is due to a combination of factors: severe damage to the airports on Sint Maarten/Saint Martin, damage to the Sint Maarten Medical Center (SMMC), the Louis Constant Flemming Hospital, and the cancellation of regular flights between the windward islands. In collaboration with care providers such as the Fundashon Maridal, the Horacio Oduber Hospital (Aruba), the Instituto Medico San Nicolas (ImSan, Aruba) and the St. Elisabeth Hospital (Curaçao), the ZVK has arranged that insured persons requiring immediate care on Saint Eustatius and Saba have been given that care quickly and adequately. In addition, the necessary steps were taken to arrange for the facilities required to provide care to insured persons needing critical long-term care, such as dialysis patients on Saint Eustatius and Saba. The situation has stabilized somewhat now. After a thorough evaluation of infrastructural aspects of the medical facilities on Sint Maarten/Saint Martin and after a broad consultation with care providers on Sint Eustatius, Saba, Sint Maarten/Saint Martin, Guadeloupe, Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, the ZVK has decided to resume medical referrals from Saint Eustatius and Saba as from Monday, October 23rd. The ZVK will make every effort to catch up on the backlog of medical referrals with the following method: • All medical referrals that were in ZVK’s system up to and including 14 October will be sorted and, in consultation with the attending physician, prioritized based on destination for consultation/treatment and urgency; • The ZVK will personally contact all insured persons on the list to be sent on medical referral to inform them of the date and destination of medical referral; • Insured persons will be transported by regular flight or with a charter flight to their destination for medical consultation or treatment; • Since it is not possible technically to pay daily reimbursements at this time, the ZVK has arranged that all insured persons sent for medical reasons to Sint Maarten/Saint Martin and/or Bonaire, will be offered lodgings with a meal plan (3 meals per day). In cases where insured persons will be returning to their own islands on the same day (day treatment), they will be offered a balanced meal. In this way, the ZVK hopes to catch up on the backlog in medical referrals before the end of the year. The ZVK will use the local media and other communication channels to keep insured persons on Saint Eustatius and Saba up to date regarding developments concerning this special situation. For more information, insured persons are invited to contact the ZVK office on Saba: Clement Sorton Street (main building of Saba Roads), telephone number 416 3552. On Sint Eustatius: Cottageweg z/n, telephone numbers +599 318 3379, +599 318 3381, +599 318 3375. Or e-mail: info@zorgverzekeringskantoor.nl. Please visit our website: www.zvkcn.nl

In the aftermath of hurricanes Irma and Maria, a huge backlog of insured persons requiring medical treatment or consultation abroad has arisen on Sint Eustatius and Saba. This is due…

ZVK hervat medische uitzendingen verzekerden Sint Eustatius en Saba

In de nasleep van de orkanen Irma en Maria, is op Sint Eustatius en Saba een grote achterstand komen te ontstaan van verzekerden die voor medische behandeling of consult naar…

ZVK ta reanudá baimentu afó pa tratamentu médiko pa aseguradonan di Sint Eustatius i Saba

Komo konsekuensia di pasashi di e horkannan Irma i Maria na Sint Eustatius i Saba, a surgi un retraso bastante grandi den tratamentu médiko i konsulta spesialisá den eksterior pa…

WINDIES WOMEN’S SQUAD FOR T20Is AGAINST SRI LANKA WOMEN  

ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – The Selection Panel of Cricket West Indies announced on Tuesday a 13-member Windies Women’s squad for the three Twenty20 Internationals against Sri Lanka Women on October…

WIB Noticed Update: Delta Gas Station ATM-Dutch Quarter- back in service

Notice of our ATM’s where Delta Gas Station- Dutch Quarter  is back in service.  Also note that WIB’s Bush road Branch remains closed until further notice, all other branches( Philipsburg,…

Social Affairs and Labour expands provisions

The Unit of Social Affairs and Labour (SZW), in recognizing the needs of residents of Saba, St. Eustatius and Bonaire, is hard at work to expand its provisions to the…