This page explains the process and helps you generate the appropriate letter automatically.
If CPAM refused to reimburse medical expenses you believe are owed, you can contest this decision via a detailed letter, supported by the necessary medical documents.
This page explains how to draft this appeal, what information to provide, and offers a ready-to-use letter template, plus a tool to automatically generate your personalized letter.
In all these cases, a written appeal remains the best way to defend your rights.
The more detailed the appeal, supported by medical documents, the greater the chance of it being accepted.
Important note: the letter sent to CPAM must be written in French, as it is a French administration. Below is a template you can use as a basis.
[First name LAST NAME] [Full address] [Social security number] CPAM of [Department] [CPAM address] Written in [City], on [Date] Subject: Contesting a reimbursement refusal Dear Sir/Madam, I am contesting the reimbursement refusal notified on [date] concerning [medical care/procedure]. [...] → The complete letter, tailored precisely to your situation and ready to send, is generated automatically in 3 minutes using the tool above.
Usually two years from the date of refusal, but it's advisable to act quickly.
Yes, often necessary to support your position with CPAM.
You can turn to the amicable appeals committee, then court if needed.
Yes, this process is completely free.
Usually a few weeks to two months depending on the file's complexity.