Question 28528 — maternity health insurance

Summary

Ms. Fadila Khattabi questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the proper application of the so-called “100% health” system concerning the specific case of hearing equipment. According to the latest DREES study, nearly 16% of the population is affected by hearing loss. However, 1 in 2 French people on average never have their hearing assessed (IPSOS, 2014). However, hearing problems constitute a real public health issue. since one in three French people experience hearing problems. A number that reaches one in two French people after the age of 80. The social issue is also crucial: among seniors without hearing aids, a hearing loss of 10 increases the risk of being socially isolated by 52%. It is also associated with accelerated cognitive decline. Applied gradually, 100% health for hearing aids has one ambition: to reach a rate hearing aid coverage of at least 50% among the hearing-impaired population. However, the concrete application of this measure seems to encounter some difficulties. Theoretically, monitoring or adaptation services linked to the purchase of equipment are included in the purchase price until the end of use of the device. However, these services, considered unprofitable, are not systematically offered by the professionals in the sector throughout the use of the hearing aid. Also, she questions him about the measures that it would be possible to take in terms of information and communication, thus aiming to guarantee the proper completion of monitoring and adaptation sessions to these devices, essential to their proper use and therefore to the good health of their users.

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