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22/10/2007, 13:14 makfai Joined on 31/03/2007 Posts 306 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch Excellent website - I have passed its details on.    Report

22/10/2007, 13:19 Chassaing Joined on 25/09/2007 Perigord Posts 113 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch  cooperlola wrote: We have today launched a website dealing in all things related to the new health and residency legislation in France.   http://www.frenchhealthissues.eu/   On it, we offer as much difinitive information as we have been able to find, on the new legislation, how it might affect you, and what you can do to lobby against it.   We hope to expand the website over the coming weeks, to encompass all the aspects of the legislation and its effects, plus what we can do to contest it.  For this we need your help, feedback and input.   Please take the time to have a good look around the site, and contact us with your suggestions as to what we can do to make it better.  Also, please feel free to contact us if we can help you in any way with your own lobbying efforts.   mail@frenchhealthissues.eu Well done guys, looks great! I've sent the link to everyone in my address book.    Report

22/10/2007, 14:38 Chris Joined on 05/09/2007 CHARENTE Posts 38 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch Absolutely FIRSTCLASS!  I congratulate all involved Coops seems to be all over this forum and another I dip into - a human dynamo! Just one teeny point.  The site says that I as a 'been here over 5 years inactif under retirement age (male)' have until March 2008 to find an alternative.  Yes, that is the info 'out there' but has anyone actually been told that; I haven't - yet.  I have had no letter yet that shows any change from previous years, except that CPAM annual demand for documents that was more comprehensive than before and on Saturday the 'we haven't had your letter and documents letter' that many have had.  However, that does not diminish the 'expectation' that the changes are afoot, unless intervention from HMG or change of heart from the Fr Govt prevails.  Sorry, I'm waffling, my pont is nothing is definite yet, we await the letters in Nov/Dec I think,  and perhaps the caveat that 'if these proposed changes are promulgated, ....etc   I guess French News and Connexion and any other English newspaper and other Forums eg FrenchEntree.com have all been pressed into publishing your site as well as national newspapers in UK , the Embassy and DWP etc Good luck everyone and fantastic effort Chris    Report

22/10/2007, 14:50 cooperlola Joined on 05/05/2006 72 - Sarthe - home of les 24 heures du Mans Posts 7,597 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch First one today, Chris http://www.completefrance.com/cs/forums/1056877/ShowPost.aspx And THIS is pretty clear, I'm afraid.   Healthcare Issues Site    Report

22/10/2007, 15:13 Chris Joined on 05/09/2007 CHARENTE Posts 38 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch Sorry Coops, yes,  forgot that one!- should have known better!  I'll let you get on with all you have to do Chris PS Hope your ankle's getting better! ( No response needed  -  you are too busy!)    Report

22/10/2007, 16:16 5-element Joined on 28/10/2006 Languedoc Posts 1,380 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch Coming in a bit late, but still wanting to add my congratulations to Cooperlola, and also to the shy retiring types hiding behind her. Fantastic work. I, too, will send that link to the people for whom it is relevant. Well done, I am in awe of so much skill and talent and determination.    Report

22/10/2007, 16:54 cooperlola Joined on 05/05/2006 72 - Sarthe - home of les 24 heures du Mans Posts 7,597 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch Can you help us ?   Are you   ·                     A British National resident in France ? ·                     Have you officially lived in France in excess of 5 years ? ·                     Are you classed as an 'inactif '? ·                     Have you received a letter stating that you and / or your family will no longer be entitled to health care via the CMU after March 2008 ?     If ALL of the above applies to you, could you please scan the letter (omitting any personal information) and email it us as an attachment ?     Once we know the exact reasons why your cover has been withdrawn, we can offer some guidance as to your next steps.   mail@frenchhealthissues.eu   Healthcare Issues Site    Report

23/10/2007, 9:48 Lenht1951 Joined on 23/08/2004 Deux Sevres Posts 31 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch Great Factual Site. Passed onto Anglo Info and Total France Forums    Report

23/10/2007, 11:37 Boiling a frog Joined on 06/09/2004 Charente 16 Posts 893 Re: "French Health Issues" Website Launch We were at CPAM  Charente today re the letter about not having received our application for CMU The person explained that it was an error and verified that our dossier had in fact been received. He also informed us that our cover would run out on 31st March next year and showed us a circular from securite sociale to CPAM dated 4th October which basically reiterated the info on the Secu web site re inactives. We questioned the ""5 year rule"" He knew nothing about it and phoned CPAM head office in Angouleme who said that several Britaniques had already mentioned this but that they had nothing about it and repeated that ALL inactives presently subscribed to CMU had until 31st March 2008. He also showed us what appeared to be a standard letter prepared by the Secu which CPAM will be sending out shortly reiterating this info. I only got a quick glance at this so cannot say what it actually say. i informed him about the British Embassy announcement and he phoned someone else.They said that discussions were continueing but reiterated that 31st March was the cut off date for everyone I will email when this is received.    It's no exaggeration to say that the undecideds could go one way or another George H W Bush 1988    Report

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