Suppliers in Peru are reporting that EsSalud, the nation's social health insurance provider, has outstanding invoices dating back to 2021. Some companies are reportedly owed as much as S/15 million. This significant debt is now threatening the medication supply for thousands of patients across Peru. Patients are already reporting increasing difficulties in obtaining necessary pharmaceuticals. The financial strain on EsSalud is impacting its ability to fulfill its obligations to these vital healthcare providers. Without prompt payment, continued access to crucial medications for patients reliant on the public healthcare system is at serious risk. The situation underscores growing concerns about the financial stability of Peru's public health infrastructure.