Paying health care costs based on income ? The Court of Auditors' shock proposal

One of the ways proposed by the Court of Auditors to fill the social security deficit is to make the French pay their health costs according to their income. Such a system already exists in Germany.

The Court of Auditors suggests modulating health reimbursements according to the income of insured persons, calling into question the principle of universality of the system.

Reimbursing medicines based on income ? The Court of Auditors is inspired by the German model with this explosive proposal.

Among the paths to fill the hole in the Secu, the Sages of Cambon street ensure that it is "possible" to imitate Germany and to cap the rest on households in proportion to their income.

What if the French paid their health care costs in proportion to their income? This is one of the avenues studied by the Court of Auditors to fill the social security deficit. But if this model is privileged in Germany, it may be much more cleavage in France.

The institution of Cambon Street evokes several avenues, mostly already on the table, with the aim of generating savings between 19.4 billion and 21.4 billion euros by 2029.