On a general ward in a public hospital, 100% of the costs will be reimbursed.
The costs of hospitalisation on a semi-private ward in an approved clinic or a public hospital will be covered in accordance with the General Rule.
In a non-approved clinic, 80% of the costs will be reimbursed, with no limit on the costs borne by the member (no FCA accumulation).
In all cases, the supplement for a private ward is borne by the member.
The CHIS covers hospitalisation costs on a semi-private ward (room with two beds). The supplement for hospitalisation in a private ward is borne by the member.
If you choose a private ward, the hospital/clinic will be able to tell you the amount of the supplement.
In Switzerland, the difference lies in the accommodation and the doctors who will take care of you.
On a general ward, you will stay in a room with several beds (between two and eight), depending on availability. You cannot choose your medical practitioners (surgeon, obstetrician, etc.). In the case of public hospitals, the CHIS reimburses 100% of the costs associated with a stay on a general ward.
In Switzerland, the difference lies in the accommodation and the doctors who will take care of you.
On a general ward, you will stay in a room with several beds (between two and eight), depending on availability. You cannot choose your medical practitioners (surgeon, obstetrician, etc.). In the case of public hospitals, the CHIS reimburses 100% of the costs associated with a stay on a general ward.
CERN personnel, and their accompanying family members, residing in France are included in the vaccination campaign, with the vaccine being made available to them in the same way and at the same pace as it is to others in their respective in France even if they do not hold a "carte vitale. Click on the title for more detail.
As of 1st October 2021 until 30 November 2021. Click on the title for more detail.
Income : any form of remuneration, salary, bonuses or other special emolument, holiday pay, 13th- or 14th-month salary payments, fee or emolument deriving from a professional activity, including any replacement salary received during periods of leave.
The following are not considered as income :
No. Not all benefits are reimbursed in accordance with the general rule described under the previous question. To check whether the rule applies, please consult the list of benefits that you will find on the site. There you will see that, if you opt for a private hospital that is not approved by the CHIS, your reimbursement will be limited to 80% of your expenditure and the amount at your expense will be unlimited since the general rule does not apply. You may therefore be required to pay large sums of money out of your own pocket.