The increase and its calculation
The National Disability Secretariat, part of the Ministry of Health, has set a 1.7% increase in the tariffs of the Basic Comprehensive Care Benefits System for People with Disabilities for September 2026. The measure was formalized through Resolution 3487/2026, published in the Official Gazette. The adjustment is based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for August 2026, following the monthly update mechanism established under Law 27.793. This continues the practice of using the previous month's inflation to adjust the nomenclator values.[S1][S3][S4]
The new tariffs build on those set by Resolution 2775/2026 of August 21, which had applied a 2.10% increase for August based on July's CPI. The resolution also reaffirms the 20% additional payment on the basic tariff for services provided in Patagonian provinces, recognized as an unfavorable zone under Article 7 bis of Law 24.901. The updated values are detailed in an annex published on the Official Gazette's website, and the measure took effect upon publication.[S1][S3][S4]
New values across categories
The resolution sets three categories—A, B, and C—for various services, plus a single category for specific provisions. In Category A, a Day Center with double shift rises to $1,120,292.68, while the single shift increases to $595,990.93. Therapeutic Educational Centers for double shift reach $1,258,436.01, and single shift $687,261.23. Labor training and job readiness for double shift stand at $1,099,562.74, with single shift at $597,925.91. Primary schooling for double shift is set at $1,180,117.30 and single shift at $596,846.71; pre-primary schooling reaches $1,121,214 for double shift and $596,846.71 for single shift.[S1][S2]
In Category B, a Day Center with double shift is fixed at $940,993.17 and single shift at $501,483.70. The Therapeutic Educational Center is paid $1,056,551.78 for double shift and $576,828.99 for single shift. Primary schooling for double shift rises to $991,308.23, and single shift to $501,483.70. In Category C, the Day Center for double shift amounts to $716,517.21 and single shift to $382,159.19. The Therapeutic Educational Center is set at $805,995.13 for double shift and $440,463.31 for single shift. Labor training for double shift is $704,371.12, with single shift at $382,419.37, while primary schooling for double shift increases to $754,850.25.[S1][S2]
Housing, rehabilitation, and other services
Housing services carry some of the highest monthly values. In Category A, a permanent home rises from $2,072,014.18 to $2,107,238.43. A permanent home with a Day Center reaches $3,276,799.92, and with a Therapeutic Educational Center $3,421,018.65. A home with a Therapeutic Educational Center from Monday to Friday is set at $2,945,406.21. In Category B, the permanent home is $1,769,518.10 and the Monday-to-Friday home $1,371,300.23; combined modalities reach $2,751,894.88 and $2,872,535.53. In Category C, the permanent home is $1,407,283.83, the Monday-to-Friday service $1,092,280.66, and combined modalities $2,155,312.53 and $2,248,725.48.[S1][S2]
Residences are also updated. In Category A, the permanent residence rises to $1,372,457.95 and the Monday-to-Friday residence to $1,119,015.60. In Categories B and C, permanent residences are set at $1,152,652.09 and $1,065,625.20, respectively. Under the single category, early stimulation increases from $415,173.74 to $422,231.69. The support benefit is updated to $20,900, and the Support Teacher module stands at $497,881.75, with an individual value of $16,341.47. The School Integration Support Module (SAIE) rises to $770,043.58. In rehabilitation, the intensive integral module is $183,890.72 and the simple integral module $110,611.95. Day hospital rehabilitation for single shift is $661,240.08, and double shift $1,069,375.53. Transportation per kilometer increases from $900.01 to $915.31, and the food module from $4,931.79 to $5,015.63.[S1][S2][S4]
