Reducing the social security deficit by making patients pay more: this is the lead put forward by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, who wants to raise the limits on medical deductibles, especially for those who, per year, buy more than 50 cans of medicines or consult more than 25 times a doctor. A measure supposed to bring back hundreds of millions of euros, but considered as ineffective as unjust by his critics, who see it as a tax on the sicke…
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Reducing the social security deficit by making patients pay more: this is the lead put forward by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, who wants to raise the limits on medical deductibles, especially for those who, per year, buy more than 50 cans of medicines or consult more than 25 times a doctor. A measure supposed to bring back hundreds of millions of euros, but considered as ineffective as unjust by his critics, who see it as a tax on the sicke…