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Decryption – While the deficit is rising, the government is looking for savings in all directions, especially in social spending, with health in mind.
Where can we get the savings to counter the slippage in the deficit? Bersi is exploring all possible avenues. Health costs, the second largest expenditure item behind pensions, are in the spotlight as they naturally increase by 4% per year with the aging of the population, increased life expectancy and the development of chronic diseases. In 2023, the social security deficit has reached 10.8 billion euros, or 2.1 billion euros more than expected. Above all, the situation will continue to worsen, with a gap of 17.7 billion expected for the year 2027.
Once considered, the possibility of reimbursing certain health costs based on income, as François Hollande established in 2014…
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