Question 31055 — maternity health insurance

Summary

Mrs. Stéphanie Rist draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of people suffering from an illness relating to a Long-Term Illness (ALD) who cannot benefit from sick leave depending on their care or the manifestation of symptoms, but according to a timetable constrained by poorly adapted legislation. Indeed, these chronic illnesses often require regular work stoppages, but short-term. However, in the current state of the law, according to articles L. 323-1 and R 323-1 of the social security code, patients on ALD can benefit from daily allowances in the event of sick leave for three consecutive years. Beyond this period, it is expected that a whole year must pass without sick leave, so that people with ALD can continue to receive daily allowances from the Security Social. If we take the example of diabetes, we know that the symptoms do not suddenly disappear after three years, and that the need to stop temporarily can arise at any time. However, the legislation in force, which imposes a period of twelve months without sick leave so that rights are “recharged”, does not seem compatible with the daily life of people on long-term care who need to resort to split leaves, without being oriented towards disability. In order to compensate for these imbalances, it wishes to know whether an evolution of the current system is envisaged in order to allow the payment of daily allowances beyond the three-year period, since the maximum number of days giving rise to the payment of daily allowances has not been reached by the insured person affected by an ALD, and thereby whether the public authorities intend support the continued employment of citizens suffering from long-term illnesses.

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