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-Atlantique CPAM ordered to pay

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A resident of the Guérande peninsula had to be hospitalized and operated on urgently during a stay in Switzerland in June 2019. After having paid more than €55,000 in expenses, the patient had faced a refusal of reimbursement from the -Atlantique Primary Health Insurance Fund. After a long legal battle, the Social Security was finally ordered to reimburse the heirs of the victim, who is now deceased.

The CPAM of Loire-Atlantique was condemned by a decision of the Court of Appeal on September 4. | FRED DUFOUR/AFP


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  • The CPAM of Loire-Atlantique was condemned by a decision of the Rennes Court of Appeal on September 4. | FRED DUFOUR/AFP

The patient unfortunately died, but his heirs wanted to continue his legal fight. And the Rennes Court of Appeal has just ruled in their favor.

In a ruling dated September 4, 2024, it ordered the Primary Health Insurance Fund (CPAM) of Loire-Atlantique to reimburse them for the colossal costs incurred during hospitalization in Switzerland.

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