Simulation supplemented refunds
Service If you have a low income, you may be entitled to the isupplemented refunds. You will then pay less for healthcare and have other financial benefits. Are you eligible for supplemented refunds?
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Certificate of increased allowance
Service With increased compensation, you are entitled to a number of benefits. Some of these benefits, such as the advantageous rate on the train or bus, can be requested with your identity card. For other benefits, you need a certificate of increased compensation. Are you entitled to increased compensation, but do you not yet have a certificate? Simply download it via My CM. You can also download the certificate for train or bus here if your identity card is not sufficient.
Read moreMaternity leave for the self-employed
Service Self-employed people who have become fathers or co-parents are entitled to maternity leave. They can interrupt their professional activity for a maximum of twenty days or a maximum of forty half days, in a period of up to four months after birth.
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Service A father or co-parent may be absent from work for twenty days as an employee. This parental leave does not have to be taken consecutively, but within four months after the birth.
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Service Employees are entitled to breastfeeding breaks to breastfeed their child or express milk.
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Reimbursement As an employee, unemployed or self-employed person you are entitled to maternity leave. The arrangement varies according to your status.
Read morePalliative care: exemption from co-payment
Reimbursement Are you cared for at home as a palliative patient? Then you may be entitled to the palliative care allowance.
Read moreChronic condition status
Reimbursement Persons with a chronic condition who meet the conditions may be entitled to chronic condition status.
Read moreThird party paying arrangement
Reimbursement With the 'third party paying scheme' (also called 'third party paying scheme') you only pay your co-payment to your healthcare provider (GP, dentist, specialist). That is the part of the costs that is not reimbursed by CM.
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