Moderate proposal for extra 25 million kronor to BUP follows recent 25% compensation hike in Region Dalarna

Following Region Dalarna's decision to raise BUP compensations by 25 percent, Moderate politicians—backed by the region's political leadership—propose an additional 25 million kronor to further increase compensations and introduce a new operational agreement. The proposal was presented in a press release on Monday.

Building on the recent 25 percent compensation increase under Vårdval BUP, Moderate Party politicians in Region Dalarna have proposed allocating an extra 25 million kronor to child and adolescent psychiatry (BUP). The funds would support higher compensations and a new agreement for operations, aiming to strengthen care amid growing mental health needs.

The initiative, backed by the region's political leadership, was detailed in a press release issued Monday and reported on Dala-Demokraten's website. It remains unclear if or when the proposal will be implemented.

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Illustration of Cambio Healthcare executives paying Region Dalarna's fines for the Cosmic procurement scandal, with disapproving Konkurrensverket observer.
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Cambio to pay Region Dalarna's fines in Cosmic case

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Nine regions, including Region Dalarna, avoid paying 10 million kronor fines each for the illegal procurement of the Cosmic journal system. Supplier Cambio Healthcare will cover the costs per prior agreement. Konkurrensverket criticizes the arrangement but will not act in this case.

Region Dalarna has decided to increase compensation under Vårdval BUP by 25 percent. The investment applies retroactively from the turn of the year and aims to secure access to psychiatric care for children and youth in the county.

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The Moderates demand that Avesta hospital be prioritized in Region Dalarna's upcoming budget. The party proposes new construction or extensive renovation, along with investments in a sleep lab and eye clinic. Opposition councilor Ulf Berg (M) states that the hospital's development has stalled during the last mandate period.

Region Dalarna plans to strengthen hearing care through targeted investments in the 2026 budget. This includes recruiting more audiologists to reduce waiting times. Efforts have already shortened queues, but challenges persist due to the pandemic and an aging population.

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The Administrative Court of Appeal in Gothenburg has ruled that addendum agreements to the Cosmic contract for nine regions, including Region Dalarna, violated the law. Each region must pay 10 million kronor in procurement penalty fees following Tuesday's ruling. The Competition Authority prevailed after the Administrative Court had acquitted the regions.

All regions in the Sussa collaboration, including Region Dalarna, are appealing a Kammarrätten ruling imposing 10 million kronor fines each. The ruling concerns a supplementary agreement on the Cosmic system. The regions are deemed to have erred in the handling.

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Following optimism ahead of the meeting, the Bundestag-Bundesrat conciliation committee has agreed on a compromise for Health Minister Nina Warken's savings law to stabilize health insurance contributions and avert hikes from 2026. States and federal government expect Bundesrat approval on Friday.

 

 

 

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