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Some forecasts suggest that complementary health insurance contracts will increase by between 7% and 10% next year, and this is before the impact of the new agreement with the consultants has been factored into the equation. For those patients who do not have complementary insurance, then they may well find greater generalisation of the extra charges, at levels potentially higher than is currently the case. Consumer groups have protested against the change, arguing that the main problem is that the scale rates from the government need to be substantially increased. But with the French health system already facing a huge deficit each year, the government is clearly trying to craft out ways of keeping everyone happy while minimising the cost to the public purse. https://frenchmart.fr/