Estonian health experts are warning the government to address the Health Insurance Fund’s growing deficit immediately. They caution that continued delay in resolving the financial issues will inevitably lead to increased healthcare costs for citizens. Postponing crucial decisions risks placing a greater financial burden on individuals seeking medical treatment. Experts emphasize that the current administration must take responsibility, as the problem won’t disappear for future governments. Without prompt action, patients could be forced to pay more directly for healthcare services. The sustainability of Estonia's healthcare system is reportedly at stake, demanding an immediate and effective solution. Failure to act swiftly could jeopardize access to affordable medical care for the population.