Question 1555 — French people abroad

Summary

Mr. Stéphane Vojetta draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Prevention to the maintenance of health insurance and the Vitale Card for retired people who go to settle abroad. French retirees residing abroad, holders of a pension from a basic retirement plan, have access to the opening or maintenance of their rights to health insurance in France. Retirees can thus keep their vital card when they leave their French place of residence and use it when they return to French territory in order to receive care. For this, the primary health insurance fund (CPAM) of their last place of residence in France is competent to assert these rights. However, many retired people are refused the maintenance or opening of their rights to health insurance by lack of knowledge of the CPAM agents concerned regarding the rights of retirees residing abroad or due to automated cancellations of vital cards due to management errors between CPAM services during a change of residence. Also, he would like to ask what improvements can be made so that CPAMs do not fail to apply the right of access to health insurance due to retired French nationals.

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