Practitioners who choose to collect their fees directly provide the director of the public health institution with a summary statement of their self-employed activity, which is required to calculate the fees they must pay in application of article L. 6154-3. The fee due is paid quarterly.
When the health care organisation collects the fees on behalf of the practitioner, the latter sends this summary statement to the director of the public health care organisation. The establishment pays the practitioner the fees on a monthly basis and deducts the fee on a quarterly basis.
Every six months, the organisations managing a basic health insurance scheme provide the director and the chairman of the commission for self-employed activity with the information listed in article L. 6154-3. In the event of a self-employed activity in a second establishment, the director of this establishment will communicate this information to the director and to the chairman of the self-employed activity commission of the establishment to which they are assigned.
Public health establishments in which practitioners are authorised to carry out private practice activities organise the computerised collection of the number and nature of procedures and consultations carried out as part of the public activity of each practitioner mentioned in article L. 6154-1, in order to ensure compliance with the conditions mentioned in 2° and 3° of II of article L. 6154-2.