Question 16303 — health

Summary

Mr. Julien Limongi alerts the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the particularly worrying situation of private medical transport companies. Essential players in the care chain, medical transport companies provide daily patient transport, participate in urgent medical aid and contribute to the continuity of access to care throughout the territory, particularly in rural areas and rural areas. territories faced with limited medical provision. However, the profession reports growing economic difficulties. Despite the efforts made to help control health spending, particularly through the development of shared transportation and the implementation of anti-fraud measures, companies in the sector continue to face a continued increase in their operating costs. Rising costs wages, fuel, insurance, vehicles and medical equipment weigh heavily on structures whose margins appear particularly reduced. Representatives of the profession also emphasize that the prices applicable to urgent pre-hospital transport have not been subject to an increase for several years, even though the economic constraints of the sector have greatly increased. They warn of the risks that this situation poses to the sustainability of many companies and, consequently, to the continuity of the service provided to patients. In this context, he asks what measures the Government intends to implement in order to guarantee the economic viability of private health transport companies, preserve the territorial network essential to access to care and engage, in consultation with representatives of the profession, a reflection on the sustainable adaptation of their economic model and their financing methods.

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