Question 1521 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Emeric Salmon alerts the Minister of Solidarity, Autonomy and Equality between Women and Men to the urgency of finding a solution following a problem with the transport of people with reduced mobility (TPMR). For information, the MP relies on the particular case of a user in his constituency. This person travels in an electric wheelchair. To get to her medical appointments, she calls on a private company. The latter has recently refused to provide these journeys, arguing that they would no longer be reimbursed, because there would no longer be an agreement with the primary health insurance fund (CPAM) of Haute-Saône. This company offers to travel by ambulance, which is not suitable for reasons of health and patient safety (going from the chair to the stretcher and vice versa). It appears that the agreement with the department's CPAM is still in force contrary to the assertions of this company, it is therefore possible that this private company stops the TPMR for reasons of financial profitability. He would therefore like to know if it can commit to negotiating with the CPAM for better reimbursement for TPMR travel which would encourage this company to resume this type of journey or, failing that, to find a solution. allowing people with reduced mobility to go to their medical appointments by TPMR and not by ambulance.

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