As a field medic, I am deeply concerned about the recent news regarding President Javier Milei's austerity measures, which have led to the freezing of payments to organizations providing therapeutic and educational services for individuals with disabilities. This decision has forced many centers to cut crucial support or close altogether, leaving vulnerable populations without essential care. For instance, the Andar day center had to halt transportation services, isolating individuals like Analía Celis, who has cerebral palsy, and causing regression in their development due to the loss of structured care. While the administration frames these cuts as anti-fraud reforms, rights advocates stress that nearly 5 million Argentines with disabilities are being stripped of lifelines. Dismantling institutions without building alternatives leaves people abandoned. It's imperative that we prioritize the well-being of our most vulnerable citizens and ensure they receive the support they need.