Title IV: Interprofessional ambulatory care companies

Interprofessional ambulatory care companies may be formed between natural persons practising a medical profession, a medical auxiliary or a pharmacist. Medical professionals, medical auxiliaries and pharmacists who are members of a société civile professionnelle or a société d’exercice libéral may also be members of a société interprofessionnelle de soins ambulatoires, notwithstanding any legislative or regulatory provisions to the contrary. Sociétés interprofessionnelles de soins ambulatoires are civil partnerships governed by Chapters…

The purpose of an interprofessional ambulatory care company is : 1° The pooling of resources to facilitate the exercise of the professional activity of each of its members; 2° The joint practice, by its members, of therapeutic coordination, therapeutic education or cooperation between healthcare professionals; 3° Provided, in the case of a “maison de santé” referred to in article L. 6323-3, that its articles of association so provide: a) The…

The only persons who may be members of an interprofessional outpatient healthcare company are those who meet all the conditions required by the laws and regulations in force for practising a medical profession, a medical auxiliary or a pharmacist and who are registered, where applicable, on the roll of the professional association to which they belong. Interprofessional ambulatory care companies, with the exception of those whose purpose includes the practice…

I.- An interprofessional ambulatory care company must have at least two doctors and one medical auxiliary among its members. Where the company no longer meets the condition set out in the first paragraph for a period of six months, any interested party may request that the company be dissolved. The court, on application by any interested party or by the company, may extend the period set out in the second…

The company’s Articles of Association are drawn up in writing. A decree of the Conseil d’Etat determines the information that must be included in the articles of association.

The members may carry on outside the interprofessional outpatient healthcare company any professional activity the joint practice of which has not been expressly provided for in the Articles of Association. The Articles of Association shall determine the conditions under which a partner may carry out on a personal basis an activity which they provide for to be carried out jointly.

The articles of association of the interprofessional outpatient healthcare company and any amendments to these articles of association shall be sent, at least one month before they are registered, to the professional orders on whose roll the members are registered and to the regional health agency.