Monaco Health, Fitness & BeautySub-categories of Health, Fitness & Beauty in The AngloFILE, the local business directory with 5,398 listings of English-speaking businesses and services in Monaco & the Riviera: INFOrmation Pages from AngloINFO Monaco: | AA meetings for the twelve-steps - in French or English - in Monaco, the Alpes-Maritimes and Var for those needing help to overcome a drinking problem.
Emergency services: the numbers to call for Fire, police and ambulance, emergency doctors and hospitals and after hours pharmacies and veterinarians.
Comprehensive list of English terms for everything from parts of the body to common sicknesses, aches and ailments - and their French equivalents. Also a dictionery of terminology for a visit to the dentist.
Contact numbers for help in the event of child abuse, drugs, HIV/AIDS. Plus contacts for the Red Cross and Meals on Wheels.
Resources (mostly in French) for disabled: wheelchair bound, physically disabled, hearing or sight-impaired residents of the French Riviera and Monaco. Information on government aid, social security and non-profit organisations and parking facilities.
Information on the Monegasque state medical insurance system: who qualifies for what benefits and how to register with the system. |
Related French Riviera INFOrmation Pages: | Information on the health and risk situation in France with links to government sources of information (in French), the Grippe Avaire hotline and further English-language links.
Information on how to proceed if you need to report the death of a family member on the French Riviera. Also information on they process involved in arranging a burial, cremation or the repatriation of remains outside France.
Information on the E112 form for EU residents seeking medical treatment in another EU country. Where to obtain the form, when it's required, how it's different from a European Health Insurance Card and what kind of care is covered.
Emergency services: the numbers to call for Fire, Police and Ambulance. Also sea rescue, drug help, poisons and emergency doctors and hospitals.
Where or how to find a physician: general practitioner, paediatrician, gynaecologist, dentist or orthodontist in the Riviera who speaks your language.
Launched June 2004, the "Health Card" is for EU residents to use to access medical resourses when travelling outside of their EU country of residence.
Information on the French medical insurance system, the CMU and top-up insurance (or mutuelle) and the purpose of a carte vitale: how, where and why to register in the system.
A simple guide the various Social Security organisations in France - their responsibilities and what they do for you in sickness, unemployment, maternity and pregnancy, retirement and other times of financial need.
The administrative details you need to know if you are giving birth in France. Who to contact and what to expect from the French system throughout the pregnancy and the post-natal period: maternity leave, midwives, vaccinations and the Livret de Famille.
Information and links to daily French government information on the heat warnings and water restrictions for the summer season.
Contact numbers for help in the event of child abuse, women abuse, drugs, HIV/AIDS. Plus contacts for free AIDS tests, Red Cross, information for the homeless, family planning and counselling.
The role of the referring doctor in France: how to select and nominate a general practitioner or other specialist to be your family doctor.
After-hours medical help and other assistance for child abuse, women needing shelter, drug or alcohol problems, emergency vets, hospitals, doctors and dentists on the French Riviera.
Explanation on the qualifications and training disciplines you can expect from psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists and psychoanalysts practising in France.
The terms and conditions allowing legal residents of France to qualify for French disability benefits -the AAH or Allocation Aux Adultes Handicapes.
Information on the laws of February 2007 and January 2008 concerning the banning of smoking in public places in France: schools, public transport, hospitals, administrative buildings, office buildings and youth recreation areas. Find out more.
This page provides a very useful alphabetical guide explaining terminology used in the French Social Security health insurance system. Find out what is meant by Forfait journalier, Frais de soins or Mutuelle. |
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