David Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 With a view to reaching retirement age of 65 next year (July 2011), and trying to retain my 100% disability cover, I have been going through my old CPAM papers, and I found one letter dated 14 November 2003 which states:-QuoteObject: Exoneration du ticket moderateur au titre d'une affection de longue duree.Beneficiaire: MeMonsieur,Selon avis du service medical, les soins relatifs a affection de longe duree du beneficiare cite en reference seront rembourses a 100% pendant la periode du 16.10.2003 au 16.10.2024.Unquote.I am puzzled as at the 16.10.2024 I will be 78 and a bit, so why that year? Also I am not sure if I have an affection de longe duree as classed in France, but I am physically disabled.Can it be correct that I am entitled to 100% cover untill 2024, or is this wrong? Have the rules changed since 2003?I wonder if it may be a typo and that 2024 should read 2004. If so, could I hold CPAM to this form?I would hate to rely on this, and then find that CPAM do not honour this letter. This letter was included in my original bundle of documents when I first joined CPAM, and the wording and style is different to my annual attestations. I had just filed it without realising it's importance, and then kept the annual attestation (which came with this form) for general use.Thanks for your advices.David Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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