AS the Christie administration faces a time crunch to implement the primary care phase of National Health Insurance before Bahamians head to the polls this year, the government is challenged by “immense” logistical problems because public facilities are not structurally sound, a high level NHI insider has told The Tribune.

According to the source, who is intimately involved with planning intricate details of the healthcare scheme, the committee appointed to decide how the $24m catastrophic fund will be spent has also reached a stalemate because the plans in this regard are “horribly ambitious”...

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