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In France you get 'top up' insurance called a mutuelle (the state pays the first 70% - 80% of most healthcare costs - chronic conditions are paied 100% by the s
by blakblakarak 4y ago
In France you get 'top up' insurance called a mutuelle (the state pays the first 70% - 80% of most healthcare costs - chronic conditions are paied 100% by the state). A basic mutuelle is obligatory at all jobs, but many will provide a decent one (that includes glasses, advanced dental work, hearing aids etc) as a benefit.
- Reventlov 4y agoBasic mutuelle is not mandatory e.g. in the public sector in France.
- vladvasiliu 4y agoIt's mandatory in the private sector: https://www.economie.gouv.fr/entreprises/mutuelle-entreprise-obligatoire-complementaire-sante https://www.economie.gouv.fr/entreprises/mutuelle-entreprise...
- blakblakarak 4y agoI didn't realise that was the case for the public sector - my wife's a nurse and hers is provided.