Health and social care
Prepare for 2028 now, not in December 2027.
Pharmacies, medical practices, laboratories, clinics, aged-care homes: every player will have to change tools. We know the field, including CAFAT and compulsory and complementary health insurance (AMO and AMC).
The timeline
Three deadlines, one plan.
14 April 2026
Health law
Shared medical and pharmaceutical record, extended third-party payment.
Adopted
1 January 2028
Compulsory electronic claim form
The entire billing chain must be ready.
J-442
[date to be confirmed]
New Caledonian health number and secure messaging
Led by GIP SI2S.
Upcoming
What each player needs to prepare
The same timeline, different workstreams.
Pharmacies
Compatible software, a billing circuit with CAFAT and complementary insurers, data security, trained staff.
Private practices
Compatible software, an equipped workstation, billing and secure messaging set up.
Laboratories
Exchanges with prescribers and facilities, electronic billing, security.
Clinics, facilities, aged-care homes
An overall plan: shared record, electronic claim form (FSE), health number, exchanges between departments, purchasing and billing.
Funding
Up to half funded.
The Southern Province supports digital transition investment up to 50%: software, preliminary studies, training. We help you put the application together.
Our health services
Depending on your size.
Independent practitioners and small organisations
Take stock for 2028 with CAP DÉPART, in its health version [name to be approved].
Facilities
A 72-hour organisation diagnostic, then shared services across facilities with CAP COMMUN.
Why trust us
The health sector, from the inside.
2011
Since then, the founder has been hosting and operating health information systems.
62 pages
of hospital process audit: CAFAT, compulsory and complementary health insurance (AMO and AMC), billing, interoperability.
J-442
before the electronic claim form becomes compulsory.
Let’s take stock for 2028.
One meeting to see where you stand and what remains to be done.