Supersolidaria requests Coosalud EPS to convene an extraordinary shareholders' meeting
The Superintendency of the Solidarity Economy formally requested the legal representative of Coosalud, Jaime Miguel González, to convene an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders within a period not exceeding five business days.
TL;DR
- Supersolidaria has formally asked Coosalud's legal representative, Jaime Miguel González, to call an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders within five business days.
- This action is in compliance with a previous order from the Superintendency of Companies.
- Supersolidaria also requires proof of the meeting's convocation and notification to eligible participants.
- Non-compliance carries serious legal and administrative consequences and will be reported to the National Superintendency of Health.
- In April, the Administrative Court of Bolívar ordered the temporary suspension of government intervention in Coosalud and the return of its administration to original directors.
- The government intervention began in November 2024, citing serious service delivery failures.
- Coosalud has experienced instability with five different interventors over the past two years, leading to increased user complaints.
- User complaints increased by 32% between 2024 and 2025.