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Vesoul. "Too Many People Don't Have Complementary Health": It Creates Negotiated Tariffs with Communities for the Public

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Born in Vesoul in 1936, the mutual MMC launches a new mechanism to facilitate access to care for the most fragile by relying on the municipalities. Michel Ricard, president of the Mutual Surgical Medicine (MMC), unveils the contours of a "mutuel de solidarités locales."
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Vesoul. "Too Many People Don't Have Complementary Health": It Creates Negotiated Tariffs with Communities for the Public

Born in Vesoul in 1936, the mutual MMC launches a new mechanism to facilitate access to care for the most fragile by relying on the municipalities. Michel Ricard, president of the Mutual Surgical Medicine (MMC), unveils the contours of a "mutuel de solidarités locales."

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estrepublicain.fr broke the news in Nancy, France on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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