Overview

• Every ten days, insured people will receive an email when reimbursements have been made in their name, prompting them to log into Ameli to view details.
• Emails do not list amounts or acts and instead direct users to the “mes paiements” section to check recent reimbursements.
• Suspicious items can be reported immediately through the Ameli chatbot by selecting the option to “signaler un remboursement suspect.”
• Direct reporting from the “mes paiements” page is planned for the first quarter of 2026, according to Assurance Maladie.
• CNAM cites €628 million in improper payments stopped in 2024 and says over 70% of detected frauds involve health professionals, highlighting examples such as an €8,000 prostheses bill after a €40 dental cleaning.