Question 44974 — social security

Summary

Ms. Paula Forteza questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about complementary health insurance for minors and their registration on their parents' Vitale card. This question is asked on behalf of citizen Roger Cabot, as part of the “Citizen Questions” initiative in Government. To date, minors cannot have their own Vitale card before they turn fifteen. In the meantime, the child is attached to the card Vital of one or both parents, depending on the choice of the latter. However, the child's complementary health insurance is in principle only listed on a single Vitale card. This technical difficulty often poses problems for parents, particularly when they are separated. In fact, one of the two parents is forced to collect the Vitale card of the other before a medical procedure. Sometimes divorced couples come to to take out two complementary health insurance plans for their child, in order to have one on each Vitale card. She would therefore like to know if the Government plans to take steps so that, once a minor is attached to the Vitale card of both parents, that the complementary health insurance is informed and active on the two Vitale cards concerned, or if it would be possible to provide minors with a Vitale card without age requirements.

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