#SFHS2611591AUpdated payment and scope rules for the cancer care pathway
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This amendment updates the French cancer care pathway scheme for people receiving or having received cancer treatment. It raises the total payment from 180 euros to 195 euros and says 15 euros of that amount covers information reporting and administrative processing by the provider structure. It also broadens the wording of the scheme so it applies not just after cancer treatment, but to people receiving or who have received cancer treatment. Health providers and organizations running the pathway should update their billing, admin processes, and program wording.
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Key Changes
- The payment for the cancer care pathway increases from 180 euros to 195 euros.
- A new 15-euro amount is explicitly allocated to information reporting and administrative processing.
- The scheme wording is expanded to cover people receiving or having received cancer treatment, not only after treatment.
Obligations
What this law requires
Healthcare structures running the global care pathway for people receiving or having received cancer treatment must apply the updated payment amount of 195 euros instead of 180 euros.
Provider structures participating in the global care pathway for people receiving or having received cancer treatment must apply the updated remuneration amount of 195 euros instead of 180 euros.
Provider structures must treat 15 euros of the 195-euro amount as remuneration for information reporting and administrative processing of the scheme.
Healthcare structures must treat the reporting of information and the administrative handling of the dispositif as remunerated services, with an additional payment of 15 euros for these tasks.
Entities using the referenced scheme must update their documents, forms, and processes to replace the wording 'after the treatment of a cancer' with 'for people receiving or having received treatment for a cancer'.