#SFHS2614979A2026 Spending Target for Elderly and Disability Care Services
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This order sets France’s 2026 spending ceiling for care facilities and services funded through the National Solidarity Fund for Autonomy. The total is €34.30 billion, split between services for dependent older people and services for people with disabilities. It also fixes the amount used to calculate annual payments, daily rates and tariffs for these providers. A separate €328.42 million is allocated for placements of people with disabilities in qualifying Belgian facilities.
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Key Changes
- Sets the 2026 national spending target for eligible elderly and disability care services at €34.30 billion.
- Allocates €18.28 billion to services for dependent older people and €16.02 billion to services for people with disabilities.
- Sets €328.42 million for placements of people with disabilities in qualifying Belgian facilities.
Obligations
What this law requires
For 2026, competent authorities must use the fixed annual expenditure objective of €34,301.74 million as the spending ceiling for establishments and services falling under Article L. 314-3-1 of the Social Action and Families Code.
For 2026, competent authorities must calculate global allocations, flat-rate payments, daily prices and tariffs for covered establishments and services using a total annual expenditure basis of €34,301.74 million.
For 2026, competent authorities must allocate €18,281.16 million of the expenditure objective to establishments and services caring for dependent older people covered by Article L. 314-3-1, 2° and 3° of the Social Action and Families Code.
For 2026, competent authorities must allocate €16,020.59 million of the expenditure objective to establishments and services caring for people with disabilities covered by Article L. 314-3-1, 1° and 2° of the Social Action and Families Code.
For the 2026 financial year, competent authorities must cap total expenditure for placements of people with disabilities in qualifying Belgian establishments covered by Article L. 314-3-1, I, 4° at €328.42 million.