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Stent for Life program standards are changing: More citizens will use program
August 20, 2019 14:32
The standards for the Stent for Life program are changing so that more citizens will be able to use the program, Health Minister Arsen Torosyan wrote on Facebook.
According to him, more citizens will be able to use the program.
“Today I signed an order amending the standards of the Stent for Life program,” he said.
As result, there will be by 10-15% more interventions within this program.
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