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Health Care in France - L'Assurance Maladie

Welcome to our comprehensive Guide to the French Health System, your indispensable on-line resource to health in France. We begin by reviewing how you obtain health insurance cover in France, particuarly the use of E106 and E121 forms, before then considering the costs of health care in France, and the mechanics of the French health insurance system, including your French health card (carte vitale), the use of doctors in France, and voluntary 'top-up' health insurance. The French health system (called assurance maladie) may be one of the best in the world, but unless you are covered by an E106 or E121, it is not necessarily the cheapest!

1. French Health Care System Overview
  1. 1.1. System Under Pressure
  2. 1.2. Structure of Health Care
2. Registering with the French Health System
  1. 2.1. E106 Health Cover
  2. 2.2. Health Cover for Self-Employed
  3. 2.3. Health Cover for Cross Border Workers
  4. 2.4. E121 Health Cover for Retired Persons
  5. 2.5. Health Cover for Early Retirees
  6. 2.6. European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)
  7. 2.7. Travelling Abroad from France
3. Couverture Maladie Universelle (CMU)
  1. 3.1. Contribution Level
  2. 3.2. Making an Application
  3. 3.3. Free Health Insurance (CMU-C)
  4. 3.4. Assistance with Voluntary Insurance
4. Voluntary (Top-Up) Health Insurance
  1. 4.1. Limits of Basic Health Insurance Cover
  2. 4.2. Limits of Voluntary Insurance
  3. 4.3. Cost of Voluntary Contributions
  4. 4.4. Getting Voluntary Insurance
5. Your French Health Card
6. Your French Family Doctor
7. Non-Reimbursable Charges
  1. 7.1. Consultant Fees
  2. 7.2. Patient Charges
  3. 7.3. Branded Medicines
  4. 7.4. Medical Aids
8. Treatment of Long Term/Major Illness
9. Receiving Health Care in France
  1. 9.1. General Practitioners
  2. 9.2. Consultants
  3. 9.3. Prescriptions
  4. 9.4. Emergency Treatment
  5. 9.5. Hospital Treatment
  6. 9.6. Maternity Care
10. Dental Treatment in France
  1. 10.1. Basic Rules
  2. 10.2. Child Dental Treatment
  3. 10.3. Prostheses
11. Opticians & Opthalmic Treatment
12. Breast Screening
13. Complaints System


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