Public Services in France

Healthcare Services in France
- 1. Overview
- 2. Registration
- 3. Couverture Maladie Universelle (CMU)
- 4. Voluntary Health Insurance
- 5. Health Card (Carte Vitale)
- 6. Family Doctor (Medecin Traitent)
- 7. Non-Reimbursable Charges
- 8. Long term / Major Illness
- 9. Receiving Treatment
- 10. Dental Treatment
- 11. Opticians & Opthalmic Treatment
- 12. Breast Screening
- 13. Complaints System

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7. Non-Reimbursable Health Charges in France

7.1. Consultant Fees
7.2. Patient Charges
7.3. Branded Medicines
7.4. Medical Aids

7.4. Medical Aids in France

The Government prescribes the medical aids and other medical treatments that are reimbursable, and the circumstances in which they are reimbursable.

Although the list is fairly comprehensive, there are circumstances where a patient might not be able to obtain reimbursement.

In all cases the advice and assistance of your doctor or specialist is necessary.

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