Overview
- Health sector agreements now cover more than 97 percent of needed medicines and supplies.
- Officials expect nationwide distribution to reach 95 percent by the end of July, effectively ending chronic shortages.
- IMSS-Bienestar’s medicine supply has climbed to 80 percent with a 95 percent target for month’s end, while Hospital Juárez de México’s pharmacy inventory has surpassed 90 percent.
- Early July orders for 179 additional oncology medications aim to alleviate critical cancer treatment gaps.
- Radical procurement reforms in 2026 will centralize purchase and distribution under Birmex to secure long-term supply stability.