Teleexpertise: open to all for faster advice from a specialist

Up to 1^er In April 2022, the telecounting scheme was reserved for patients with a long-term illness (ALD) or a rare disease, people living in ADHDs or inmates.

What is teleexpertise?

Telescoping is an exchange between two professionals that does not necessarily require the presence of the patient. The latter must, however, give its consent after having been informed of the conditions for carrying out the telescoping.

Your doctor will contact one of your colleagues via secure email to get their feedback on a condition. The specialist then sends a report to the health professional who has requested it and thus indicates to the doctor whether the case of the patient requires urgent treatment or not. You can consult this review on the platform My health space.

What's the fare?

Teleexpertise may not give rise to any overcharging of fees.

By way of derogation, the telescoping exercise is invoiced as a third-party payment. It is supported at 100% by Health Insurance.

The patient can trace the billing of this act concerning him under the heading “Telescoping” in his refund statement.

The scheme will soon be extended to midwives

Since 1^er april 2022, this system is extended to general practitioners, pharmacists, physiotherapists, and medical assistants (nurses, physical therapists, etc.). Since April 6, speech therapists have had access to teleexpertise. Midwives are expected to have access to them as of September 2022.