The Ministry of Labor and Social Solidarity announced on Wednesday that it has published for public consultation the draft normative act regulating the determination of the number of spa treatment tickets to be granted in 2022 through the National House of Public Pensions (CNPP), as well as the method for granting, distributing, and settling them.
The budget allocated this year for spa treatment tickets is 200 million RON, and the draft normative act stipulates that a maximum of 101,000 spa treatment tickets can be purchased from this amount. Of these, a maximum of 60,420 will be provided in spa treatment units owned by the National House of Public Pensions, while the remainder will be provided in other specialized units through contracts concluded with other economic operators.
Representatives of the Ministry further specify that the tickets, which include the fee for 12 days of spa treatment and a 16-day stay, will be distributed across 19 series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can benefit from these tickets?
The tickets are primarily intended for retirees and individuals insured under the public pension system, according to criteria established by the CNPP.
What services are included in the treatment ticket?
A ticket includes 12 days of spa treatment and a total stay of 16 days in specialized units.
How are the tickets distributed in 2022?
The 101,000 tickets are distributed across 19 series, available in both CNPP-owned units and through private operators.