#2026-285Decree No. 2026-285 of April 16, 2026, on the Contribution of Insured Persons to the Costs Related to Medications with Low Medical Service and Their Beneficiaries' Rights from Work Accidents or Occupational Diseases
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This decree mandates that insured individuals in France will now have to share the costs of certain medications that are considered to offer low medical service. It deletes the provision that previously extended this cost-sharing obligation to the beneficiaries' rights from workplace accidents or occupational diseases.
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Key Changes
- Insured persons must now contribute to the costs of low medical service drugs.
- The obligation for beneficiaries' rights from work accidents or occupational diseases to share these costs is removed.
Obligations
What this law requires
Insured individuals must participate in the cost of medications providing low medical benefit as specified in the decree.
Insured individuals must share the costs associated with medications classified as having low medical service.
The provision extending cost-sharing obligations to beneficiaries of workplace accidents or occupational diseases has been removed.
Dependents of individuals receiving benefits due to work-related accidents or illnesses must comply with the new participation rules for medications.
The implementation of these cost-sharing obligations will begin on October 1, 2026.