Question 15523 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Fadila Khattabi draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the aid dedicated to providing equipment for children with severe disabilities. Indeed, as part of the Telethon, she met families in her constituency whose children present with pathologies requiring essential equipment for their daily lives but whose cost represents a considerable financial burden for families. The question then arises of the remaining liability. Indeed, if the flat-rate contributions from health insurance make it possible to partially reimburse certain equipment, the supplements paid by disability compensation and APCH benefits are often insufficient. Result: the remaining cost for parents remains too high. As a concrete example, she would like explain to him the case of a 13 year old child. This little boy needs a standing chair costing more than 30,000 euros. Social security reimburses up to 5,000 euros, APCH 7,050 euros and mutual insurance 600 euros. The MDPH of his department was also able to pay, on the basis of the compensation fund, 4,000 euros. However, the remainder remains substantial - 13,350 euros - and the parents therefore remain unable to to equip their son, even though this chair constitutes an essential need. On the occasion of the last national disability conference (CNH), five major priority projects were defined. The first concerns better support for the needs of disabled children. Also, she would like to question him on the possibility of modulating these remaining charges, via a modification of the APCH ceilings, to finance this technical aid.

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