This is not “inflation aid” but rather “aid to support establishments whose activity has progressed in 2023 but whose financial situation is weakened”, clarified the Ministry of Health .
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The government announced on Friday February 16 that it would release a “exceptional help” of 500 million euros for “sustain” health establishments in financial difficulty and “return” in addition 470 million credits entered in the Social Security budget for 2023 and “not consumed”.
“The President of the Republic and the Prime Minister have repeatedly recalled the priority they wish to give to our health system” and want today “support establishments in the difficulties they encounter”writes the Ministry of Labor, Health and Solidarity in a press release.
The ARS responsible for distributing aid
The executive therefore decided, on the one hand, “to grant exceptional aid of 500 million euros to public and private establishments for the year 2023” and, on the other hand, “return” to establishments under endowment (public and private non-profit) “470 million euros of unused credits” provided for in the Social Security budget voted for 2023.
With @CaVautrin, we are announcing €500M in exceptional aid to support the activity of public and private health establishments. €470M of credits not used in 2023 will also be returned to hospitals.
This effort reflects our commitment to access to #care. pic.twitter.com/sMXL4WppMs
— Frédéric Valletoux (@fredvalletoux) February 16, 2024
It’s not about“inflation aid” but many“aid to support establishments whose activity has progressed in 2023, but whose financial situation is weakened”, specified the Ministry of Health. The exceptional aid will be distributed by regional health agencies.
