Paragraph 1: Rules common to all types of practice

The masseur-physiotherapist shall indicate on his prescription forms and other professional documents: 1° His surname, first names, professional postal and electronic address, telephone number and identification number in the shared directory of professionals working in the healthcare system ; 2° His diploma or degree entitling him to practise his profession; 3° His status with regard to health insurance organisations; 4° His membership of an approved association as provided for in…

I. – The masseur-physiotherapist is authorised to include in directories for public use, whatever the medium, : 1° His surname, first names and professional address, how he can be contacted, days and times of consultation ; 2° His status with regard to health insurance organisations; 3° His diploma or degree entitling him to practise his profession; 4° Where applicable, his participation in a health network or care structure. 5° His…

Masseur-physiotherapists may display their surname, first names, telephone number, days and times of consultation and their status with regard to health insurance organisations on a plaque at their place of practice. He may also mention his diplomas, qualifications, functions and specific features of practice recognised by the Conseil national de l’ordre. A plaque may be affixed to the entrance to the building and another to the door of the practice….

When setting up or changing their practice, masseur-physiotherapists may publish advertisements in any medium, taking into account the recommendations issued by the Conseil national de l’ordre.

In accordance with the provisions of article L. 4113-9, the regular practice of physiotherapy, in any form whatsoever, within a company, a local authority, a health care organisation or an institution governed by private law must, in all cases, be the subject of a written contract. This contract defines the respective obligations of the parties and specifies the means by which the masseur-physiotherapist will comply with the provisions of this…

The regular practice of physiotherapy, in any form whatsoever, within a State administration, a local authority or a public establishment is subject to a written contract, except in cases where the physiotherapist is a permanent employee of the State, a local authority or a public establishment, as well as those where it is governed by legislative or regulatory provisions which do not provide for the conclusion of a contract. The…