Question 10460 — health professions

Summary

Ms. Mathilde Desjonquères alerts the Minister of Health and Prevention to the difficulties in the medical transport sector. In March 2022, Mr. Olivier Véran committed to allocating two envelopes, amounting to 65 and 35 million euros respectively, to support this sector. However, in October 2022, only an envelope of 65 million euros was paid. The increase in fuel costs, the increase in salary costs estimated at + 8.91% in 2023, inflation which affects the cost of vehicles and equipment, constitute significant additional costs that no price increase will compensate for. According to an estimate from the KPMG firm, companies will end the year with a largely loss-making result, due to lack of sufficient cash flow, they no longer have the capacity to fully carry out their mission, and 15,000 employees are missing. Mrs. MP would like to point out that this aid took into account the significant efforts made by employers to improve additional social protection for their employees, in order to strengthen the attractiveness of the profession. In addition, care sentinels have provided nearly 30% of emergency demand since July 1, 2022, the date of entry into force of the UPH (Pre-Hospital Emergencies) reform, without any of the funding provided for. by health insurance are not paid to them. The MP's question concerns the 35 million euros in aid announced in March 2022 to support the medical transport sector: what is the situation today? Has all the aid been paid? She would like to have details on this subject.

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