Question 6068 — maternity health insurance

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Mr. Lionel Tivoli draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for health and access to care, to the maintenance of State medical aid in the face of the harmful consequences that it has on public finances. Indeed, state medical aid, also called AME, currently allows people in an irregular situation to benefit from access to care, thus contributing to the deterioration of public accounts. This health aid, which represents a cost of 1.3 billion euros in 2024, continues to increase each year, due to deregulated immigration which is only increasing. As the “Stefanini report” of December 4, 2023 further demonstrates, the AME is a call for air to massive and irregular immigration into the country. How to explain to the French, one in two of whom say they have already given up on care, due to lack of places or resources, that care services increase but reimbursements from mutual insurance companies decrease? How can we explain to citizens who finance the debt through the fruit of their work and their contributions that the state medical aid basket has still not been reviewed when in 2024, the health insurance deficit amounted to 15.3 billion euros, an increase of 4.5 billion per year? compared to 2023? Thus, he questions him about the Government's intentions regarding the future of the AME. Is he considering a reform or elimination of this system to reconcile budgetary imperatives and public health requirements for the French? He asks him if he intends to remove this device to replace it with emergency medical aid as he proposed in a bill dated from the last legislature.

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1. 22 April 2025

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