Question 8167 — health

Summary

Ms. Soumya Bourouaha draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for health and access to care, to the closure of the full-time hospitalization unit serving the towns of Bobigny and Pantin in Seine-Saint-Denis. For several years, the Ville-Évrard public health establishment has been facing significant budgetary restrictions, resulting in particular in a recurring lack of beds and a shortage of nursing and medical staff. Despite this difficult context, the Ville-Évrard EPS has always been able to maintain a psychiatric hospitalization unit intended for residents of the municipalities concerned. However, despite the efforts made to guarantee appropriate patient care, the management of the establishment recently decided to close the G13 center, dedicated to adults in the cities of Bobigny and Pantin. This closure would deprive more than 115,000 residents of local access to psychiatric and psychological care and would risk transferring this burden to other units in the Seine-Saint-Denis department, which are already at a critical threshold. It would also have major human, social and health consequences by worsening the isolation of patients, delaying their care and thus exposing users and professionals alike face even more difficult situations. This decision comes even though the President of the Republic has designated mental health as the “great national cause” of the year 2025. Thus, it alerts him to the consequences of this decision and asks him to do everything possible to guarantee access to local psychiatric care for the inhabitants of Bobigny and Pantin.

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