Question 20606 — health professions

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Mr. Rémi Delatte draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the difficulty for retired doctors to participate in the continuity of care. Faced with the absence of doctors in certain rural areas and in a context of aging of the population with an increase in requests for home visits, health establishments welcome retired doctors under contractual salary status, in agreement with the departmental council of the relevant order of doctors. For these retired doctors, this status is preferred to a liberal activity for which the URSSAF rules are not adapted to a temporary activity. These doctors depend on the establishment which serves as their salary port but can be located in premises outside the establishment which invoices the procedures carried out directly to the patient. However so that this solution is completely effective, it would be necessary for these doctors to also be able to go to patients' homes. The status of contract doctor does not allow health establishments which pay these retired doctors to cover their travel expenses and their insurance coverage. He wishes to know the possible statutory changes so that travel costs and legal coverage retired doctors recruited to ensure continuity of care are supported.

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