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Every 12 Minutes The Caja Attends To A Traffic Related Injury

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Recklessness is the foremost cause of traffic accidents in the country, with numbers rising in recent years.

In 2017, the Caja 43,987 attended to traffic related injuries

On average, every 12 minutes, state medical centers receive someone injured in a traffic accident.

The Caja Costarrisence de Seguro Social (CCSS), in 2017, attended to 43,987 patients with injuries sustained in a road accident, at a cost of more than ¢30 billion colones

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The maximum coverage under the obligatory insurance policy included in the annual circulation permit (Marchamo) is ¢6 million colones

However, the cost of recovery of a patient is more than six million, it can be in the billions of colones for serious injuries. The difference is paid by the Caja, covered by contributions made to the state social security fund.

If we all drive with care, we all win.

No numbers were available for medical attention at private medical centers.

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