#2026-192026 regional funding caps for elderly care and disability services
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This decision sets the 2026 regional funding limits for social and health-related services for older people and people with disabilities across France. The annex lists the annual amounts allocated to each regional health agency, with national totals of €18.07 billion for older people and €15.61 billion for people with disabilities. Care providers, regional health agencies, and organizations managing elderly care or disability services should use these figures for 2026 budgeting and planning. The CNSA may issue additional funding notifications before the end of 2026 if remaining credits are available. The national average care-needs score for 2026 is set at 236.
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Key Changes
- Sets 2026 regional funding limits for services for older people and people with disabilities
- Allocates €18.07 billion nationally for older people and €15.61 billion for people with disabilities
- Sets the 2026 national average care-needs score at 236
Obligations
What this law requires
Regional health agencies must apply the 2026 regional funding limits for older persons and persons with disabilities as fixed in the annex when allocating and managing social and medico-social service funding for 2026.
Organizations managing services for older persons or persons with disabilities should base their 2026 budget planning on the applicable regional funding limits set out in the annex.
For 2026, entities applying the national average care-needs benchmark under Article L. 314-2-II of the Code de l'action sociale et des familles must use the value 236.