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Lettre Service-Public 24 juin 21

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July 2021 Newsletter.pdf (1.5 MB)

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August 2021 Newsletter.pdf (906.5 KB)

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Thanks @graham, however is there any chance of reverting to the weblink rather than the download version of this public service letter?

HI Chris - which one are you referring to? The newsletter from BH Assurances has always been in that format as a pdf file.

ah, I missed that @graham , sorry, thought it was the public service one.

No problem.
Next one due 5th August…

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Thanks again Graham, much appreciated.

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Lettre Service-Public 6 aoƻt 21

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glasses.pdf (632.1 KB)

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Thanks Graham. Very useful. OH is firmly convinced he needs to go back to the UK in order to get his glasses at anything like a reasonable price. I may product test this for him since I too am due a new eye test and I’ll be interested to see what a local optician will offer me when I take in my prescription. :grin:

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Brilliant Graham, many thanks.
It was of particular interest when I read the note that Opticians (unlike dentist) have a system that allows them to check what cover for glasses you have with your top up.
Our dentist must be on the ball as my wife recently had 2 crowns fitted for around 1300 euros and our dentist was quick to advise that we would get full remboursement from our 100% Mutual, which we did. Together with CPAM and our 100% mutualle we got 100% refund, result.
Wondering now if a simular system exists for hearing aids ??

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does this article help?

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It is very interesting… especially as OH needs something (and possibly, so do I).

However, a lady (neighbour/friend) in her late '80s… who I know has only a small income… she’s just got hearing aids which are going to cost her quite a bit.
I suspect it’s because they’re the tiny, more of less unseen sort with tiny batteries which I know she will struggle to replace anyway.
(personally, if it’s free I don’t care if it is a huge, gramaphone hornshaped thingy and large battery hanging around my neck…)

I’d be interested to see what type of hearing aid is currently available on the zero cost line… in fact I’ve already decided to thoroughly interrogate the folk at the Hearing centre in Haute Vienne next time I’m over there… I’ve heard good reports of that establishment.

Excellent Graham …
Just one point … you do not need a prescription from your Doctor to see an Ophtalmo.
You can make a rdv directly with the Eye Specialist as it is they who test your eyes and provide the prescription which you take to the Opticians to be made up.