Question 15726 — maternity health insurance

Summary

Mr. Aurélien Dutremble draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the application of Law No. 2025-126 of February 5, 2025 aimed at improving the management of care and expenses related to breast cancer. This law, adopted by Parliament, aimed to strengthen support for patients throughout their care and reconstruction journey by notably improving the covering expenses that often remain their responsibility: excess fees, support bras, medical tattooing of the areola, restorative aesthetic treatments or even certain medical devices essential after treatments. This question is of particular importance for Saône-et-Loire, where several hundred women face breast cancer each year. Nationally, more than 61,000 New cases are diagnosed each year, making this pathology the leading female cancer. However, alerted by several patients, the MP notes that, more than a year after the promulgation of this text, the expected progress is struggling to materialize on the ground. Although a first decree relating to supportive care was published in February 2026, several essential provisions still appear to be awaiting their texts. of application or their effective implementation. This situation arouses great incomprehension among the women concerned and their families. Many of them continue to bear significant out-of-pocket expenses, even though the legislator had clearly expressed his desire to reduce inequalities in access to care and to improve the conditions for reconstruction and recovery after illness. So he asks her to wish to clarify the progress of the decrees and orders remaining to be published to ensure the full application of this law, the timetable envisaged for their entry into force, as well as the measures that the Government intends to implement in order to guarantee, as soon as possible, full application of the provisions voted by Parliament, for the benefit of women affected by breast cancer.

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