Finding a general practitioner, seeing a doctor in the evening or at the weekend, where to go for contraception, getting a screening test, seeking help for an addiction, there are many questions regarding your health.
You are automatically covered by health insurance (the «sécu»). You depend on the Primary health insurance fund (CPAM) of your place of residence or that of your parents.
From 18 years, you will be directly insured (you will no longer be a “beneficiary” of your parents) and you will manage your own health. Don't forget to:
- Create your ameli account, on ameli.fr or on the Ameli app
- Send your bank details via your Ameli account
- Register a GP
- Update your Vitale card, at a pharmacy or at your health insurance fund
- Take out private health insurance if you want to top up your reimbursements
The National Health Service reimburses 70% of the costs health insurance. To be reimbursed at 100%, you must take out a Health insurance Who will pay the remaining 30%. Enquire with your parents' health insurance provider, student mutuals, or another private health insurance company. Compare the benefits and prices carefully.
If your resources do not exceed a certain amount, you may be eligible for the Solidarity Health Insurance.
She covers all healthcare costs (Doctor, dentist, medication...) and you won't have to pay anything upfront. Depending on your income, it can be free or paid (8€ per month for those under 29 years old).
To find out if you are eligible, use the simulator.
To make the request, use your Ameli account.
Please note: If you are under 25 years old, you will be considered a dependant of your parents and their income will also be taken into account.
You are looking for a job You remain affiliated with the social security scheme to which you were affiliated. You are entitled to have your healthcare costs covered until the age of 24. After that, you will be covered by the general scheme.
You are working You remain affiliated with the general social security scheme and are registered with the health insurance fund in your place of residence.
Yes You are starting a farming activity, it's the Agricultural Social Mutual Fund who takes care of you.
Feel free to contact the health insurance for more information. Make an appointment on your ameli account or by calling 3646.
The GP is your Referring physician. It is he who coordinate your medical follow-up in the context of Coordinated care pathway. He can refer you to a specialist doctor if necessary.
If you don't declare them, you'll be reimbursed less by the health insurance.
For example, your health insurance will reimburse you for your doctor’s appointments at a rate of 30% instead of 70% (€9 instead of €19).
- Health insurance uploaded a Directory of health professionals.
Here you will find a list of general practitioners, specialists (dentists, ophthalmologists, gynaecologists, etc.), physiotherapists, nurses, analysis laboratories...
- The Community Professional Health Territory (CPTS) Centre 21 (an organisation bringing together liberal healthcare professionals in the Dijon area) can also help find a general practitioner for those who do not have one.
- You can call 15. (emergency medical number – SAMU). In the Dijon urban area, several organisations (SOS Médecins, SOS 21 and the Maison Médicale de Garde) can respond to urgent, unscheduled care needs that arise after 8pm, at weekends and at night. By calling 15, Medical regulation will guide you to the most suitable answer for your needs., your state of health, and your place of residence.
- You can also call upon SOS Doctors who provides a 24/7 service in Dijon: 03 80 59 80 80
Contact a Young Consumers Consultation (YCC).
They are aimed at all young people, whether alone or accompanied, but also at their entourage (friends, family). The objective is to take stock, to possibly offer help before consumption becomes problematic.
6 avenue Jean Bertin – 21000 Dijon
03 80 30 46 16
cjc-prevention@addictions-sedap.fr
1 Rue du Dauphiné – Le Stratège Building
21121 Fontaine-les-Dijon
03 80 73 26 32
csapa.dijon@addictions-france.org
- The Crous BFC makes free period product dispensers available to you in university residences and restaurants (sanitary pads and tampons with or without applicators). Find the location of these dispensers at www.crous-bfc.fr
- The’University of Burgundy Europe has set up free sanitary protection dispensers in several restrooms on the Dijon Campus. Find the list of distribution points at www.ube.fr/sante-menstruelle
Sexual health and contraception consultations are offered by:
6 Rue du Recteur Marcel Bouchard
21000 Dijon
03 80 39 51 53
medecine-preventive@ube.fr
For students enrolled at Burgundy Europe University. Book an appointment by telephone.
2 rue Paul Gaffarel
21000 Dijon
03 80 29 33 60 – 03 80 29 30 31
5 bis, rue Devosge
21000 Dijon
03 80 63 68 34
www.cotedor.fr
5, allée du Mail
21300 Chenôve
03 80 54 02 20
www.cotedor.fr
43 route de Dijon – Pecqueux-Rolland Gymnasium
21600 Longvic
07 84 74 84 90
planningfamilial21@gmail.com
You must go to the Free Centre for Information, Testing and Diagnosis of STIs (CeGIDD 21))
CHU Dijon-Bourgogne, François Mitterrand Hospital
Boulevard Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny – “A&E” entrance”
Courtois Building – 1st Floor
21000 Dijon
03 80 28 14 63
infirmiere.CeGIDD@chu-dijon.fr
Open to all members of the public by appointment.
The device My IST test implemented by the Health Insurance allows you to carry out HIV screening tests and tests for other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) without a prescription and without an appointment and without an advance payment for those under 26 in all medical biology laboratories.
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Contact the Student Health Services (SHS) from the University of Burgundy Europe. The SSE will review your file and contact you to arrange an appointment with an SSE doctor approved by the MDPH. This doctor will provide an opinion indicating the necessary recommended accommodations for you.
See the’Health Accessibility Directory. It allows you to find out which doctor's offices (GPs, dentists, ophthalmologists, physiotherapists, gynaecologists, etc.) are accessible depending on the type of disability: www.sante.fr.
Please note, this directory is not exhaustive.
It was carried out by the ministry responsible for health and the association APF France Handicap.
Intimagir is a centre that caters to people with disabilities. It answers questions about Emotional life, the Sex life but also on the violence. You can contact him by phone, text, or email. There is one in each region.
1 –Sign up on the site foreign-student.ameli.fr
A provisional National Insurance number is being allocated to you.
Please note: if you are coming from a country of the’European Union (EU), of the’European Economic Area (EEE) or from Switzerland and you have a European Health Insurance Card valid until the end of the academic year, you do not need to register with foreign-student.ameli.fr. You will continue to be covered by your country's health insurance.
2- Once your registration is definitively validated, download the final social security certificate. This certificate allows you to claim a refund for your treatment. while waiting to receive your Vitale card.
3- Create your Ameli account south assure.ameli.fr. Avec ce compte, vous pourrez consulter vos remboursements, mettre à jour vos informations personnelles, télécharger vos attestations, poser vos questions…
4- Demandez votre carte Vitale à partir de votre compte ameli. C’est elle qui vous permettra de vous faire rembourser vos soins (chez le médecin, à l’hôpital, chez le pharmacien…).
5- Choisissez un médecin et demandez-lui de devenir votre GP : c’est le médecin que vous irez voir en premier et qui coordonnera vos soins. Si vous ne déclarez pas de médecin traitant, vous serez moins bien remboursé.
L’Assurance maladie offre un rendez-vous par an chez le dentiste à tous les enfants et tous les jeunes de 3 à 24 ans.
Vous recevrez une invitation de l’Assurance maladie chaque année pour vous faire penser à prendre rendez-vous. Il faut juste avoir une carte Vitale et une complémentaire santé.
L’Assurance maladie offre un bilan, appelé examen de prévention en santé, à tous les plus de 16 ans qui sont assurés au régime général.
Il est pris en charge à 100 %, sans avancer les frais. Il permet de faire le point sur sa santé, notamment pour les personnes qui ne sont pas suivies régulièrement par un médecin.
A Dijon, il se fait au :
Centre d’examens de santé de l’Assurance Maladie – CPAM
1D boulevard de Champagne
21000 Dijon
03 80 76 21 50
Vous pouvez prendre rendez-vous sur Doctolib ou par téléphone.
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