Aubagne launches partnership call for its communal health insurance

The city and its CCAS are seeking partners to offer solidarity-based complementary health coverage to all residents.

Facade of the Aubagne town hall.
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Facade of the Aubagne town hall.

The city of Aubagne and its Social Action Centre (CCAS) are launching a call for partnerships to create a communal health insurance, aiming to improve access to care and combat health inequalities.

Committed to ensuring better access to healthcare for all its residents, the city of Aubagne and the CCAS are moving forward with the establishment of a communal health insurance. This initiative also aims to increase residents' purchasing power and address health disparities.
This new complementary health coverage will be available to a wide range of individuals, including young people under 25, single-parent families, couples with children, self-employed workers and liberal professions, the unemployed, retirees, and generally anyone wishing to enhance their supplementary health coverage.
To this end, the Municipality is issuing a call for partnerships. The deadline for submitting offers is November 09, 2026, at noon. The terms and conditions for awarding and submitting offers are detailed in the partnership call notice.
For any further information, please contact the purchasing/markets department via email at: marchespublics@aubagne.fr.
Based on information from the official source: Ville d'Aubagne (12/10/2026)