ApCV
The France Connect authentication system and the Carte Vitale app (ApCV) will guarantee a secure connection.
Getting started
The ApCV, a digital version of the current Carte Vitale, is an identification and electronic signature app for health insurance beneficiaries.
It allows for the billing of medical procedures and access to certain teleservices used by healthcare professionals (e.g., the transmission of medical forms, access to the Pharmaceutical File and the Shared Medical Record).
It contains the INS of its holder.
Currently in the testing phase, the ApCV is expected to eventually become the standard eIDAS Substantial Identity Provider for the health and social care sector.
It can be used as a means of electronic identification on its own or via France Connect, among other identity providers.
In practice
Adapt your services to healthcare professionals in towns and institutions to ensure compatibility with the Carte Vitale app as the transition takes effect.
When ?
Existing services (healthcare provider billing, provider TLSi, etc.) can already be adapted with the specifications published since October 2020.
Conformity
Reference texts relating to the Carte Vitale appliance
Frequently asked questions
Training
To help you rapidly roll out your products and services to healthcare professionals: relations-industriels@sesam-vitale.fr
To obtain :
- Assistance in developing software compatible with the Carte Vitale : centre-de-service@sesam-vitale.fr
- Assistance with the first Vitale card application and deployment: deploiementApCV-RI@sesam-vitale.fr
Documentation
Roadmap
Next steps in the project.
After an initial trial in 2 départements, the Carte Vitale appliance has entered a larger-scale pilot phase in 8 départements (Rhône and Alpes-Maritimes, Loire-Atlantique, Puy-de-Dôme, Sarthe, Seine-Maritime, Bas-Rhin, Saône-et-Loire).
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End of 2025
All insured persons should be able to benefit from the carte Vitale app.
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Finding your way around the technical framework
The technical framework describes the actions in the ministerial roadmap for the eHealth shift.