www.oradesibiu.ro/2026/11/06/sute-de-bolnavi-de-in

Patients with obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy have lost access to a donated modern treatment, leading to legal actions against authorities. The medication, mavacamten, was provided for free for 18 months but is not yet compensated by the Romanian government. While some patients have won court cases for provisional access, the overall compensation remains unresolved. The National Health Insurance House states that a government decision to include the drug in the compensation list is pending. Advocacy groups are urging for immediate compensation as many patients struggle to afford the treatment.