#SFHH2609646AOrder of April 8, 2026 Amending the Order of June 4, 2025 Regarding the Financed Activities and Public Health Missions
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This law updates the list of healthcare services, initiatives, and public health programs that are eligible for funding under France's social security code. It focuses on specific populations, public health priorities like cancer and rare diseases, and programs for vulnerable populations such as minors and women affected by violence. Institutions providing services in these areas will need to adjust to meet new eligibility criteria for financial support.
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Key Changes
- Update to the list of healthcare activities eligible for funding
- Inclusion of specific programs focusing on vulnerable populations
- Adjustment of financial criteria for healthcare institutions
Obligations
What this law requires
Healthcare institutions must ensure their activities align with the eligible services listed in Annex 1 to qualify for social security funding allocations under Article L. 162-22-4 of the French Social Security Code.
Institutions providing care for detained persons must operate through authorized structures: Interregional Secure Hospital Units (UHSI), Penitentiary Health Units (USMP), or Secure Rooms for Detained Persons to receive funding.
Healthcare facilities must implement dedicated services for women victims of violence (SF01) to qualify for funding under the Women's and Children's Health category.
Cancer care providers must structure services according to national oncology plan categories: rare cancer networks, coordination centers (3C), pediatric teams, and oral chemotherapy prescription protocols to receive designated funding.
Centers providing care for rare diseases must be labeled and registered within national reference center networks (PR01-PR08) to access funding for rare disease programs.