People living in the Lerma Valley, who have started to apply for a non-contributory pension but were unable to complete it due to lack of documentation, will apply on Monday the 13th in Campo Quijano, where an operation will be performed for this purpose.
The public viewing will be held at the El Tinajón Event Hall, located at 9 de Julio 645, on a first-come, first-served basis from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
This is a joint activity involving the federal inclusive health program and the national disability agency.
People will be able to fill in missing documents to obtain non-contributory pensions, manage Certificates of Medical Officials (CMOs) and make inquiries to Inclir Salud staff.
It is recommended to attend with proof of identity and any other documentation you have (e.g. medical history). Those interested in receiving a CMO must apply using the results of medical studies conducted less than a year ago.
Its goal is to help disabled people, mothers of 7 or more children or people over 70 years of age whose non-contributory pension process has been delayed due to lack of certain documents to be able to complete the application and receive the following: Help them and be included in the Inclir Salud scheme and receive health care benefits.