Orleans (AFP)
CPAM Loiret has lodged a complaint for "suspicion of false statement" against a general practitioner in Orleans who said receiving up to 120 patients per day, it was reported Wednesday from concordant sources.
The general practitioner, Jean-Marc Blanchon, who claims his innocence and was placed in custody Thursday, July 4, said he was a victim of the medical desert.
"Social security tolerates that a general practitioner sees up to 72 people a day.I am the only doctor to take everybody, without an appointment.Flu people flock obviously.My happen to see up to 120 patients a day, "said the doctor to an AFP correspondent, noting that he worked between 12 and 15 hours a day.
But according to Jean-Claude Barbot, director of CPAM Loiret, the doctor was not placed in custody "because he receives too many patients".
"The question is: are all the acts we are asked to take care of are justified?" We have serious doubts about certain acts that we do not understand. suggest that some acts are not effective, "he added.
Also, the CPAM lodged a complaint for "suspicion of false declaration".
In the waiting room of the office, Christine, 55, came from the Ferté-Saint-Aubin and defends the doctor while a petition of support has already collected 1,600 signatures: "In a medical desert, one blames a doctor to receive too many patients.It is illogical.If we come to him, why would he refuse?
An investigation was opened by the parquet of Orleans.
? 2019 AFP