Author: Matthieu Guillotin
SNCF to set up telemedicine centers in around 300 stations
Medical deserts: SNCF announces the installation of telemedicine centers in around 300 stations
Press release SNCF Gares & Connexions - Doxamed (ex Loxamed) (17/11/2023)
PREVENTION, SCREENING, TELE-MEDICINE: HEALTH COMES TO THE STATION Aware that local healthcare coverage is a national priority, SNCF Gares & Connexions has decided to facilitate and accelerate the provision of healthcare spaces in stations. On Monday November 13, the sole manager of the 3,000 railway stations signed a Temporary Occupancy Agreement (COT) with Doxamed (formerly Loxamed) concerning the ability to deploy, according to the requests that will be made by the public authorities in charge of healthcare, a new healthcare offer in nearly 300 stations by 2028. The aim is to facilitate French people's access to healthcare in areas with insufficient medical coverage.
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Eric Sebban proposes the creation of DiagFrance and the implementation of a telemedicine solution with his medical partner Télédok. Patient care within the module will be managed by PmSm and Proman.
LOXAMED, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SNCF GARES & CONNEXIONS, INSTALLS "MOBILTEST" COVID-19 SCREENING BOOTHS ON FIVE STATION FORECOURTS
To reinforce the national COVID-19 screening campaign, SNCF Gares & Connexions has responded favorably to Doxamed (ex Loxamed), a medical mobility company, for the installation of 5 booths on station forecourts. Mobile COVID screening units will be installed on November 5 in front of Paris Gare de Lyon and Paris Est stations. The station forecourts at Marseille Saint-Charles and Bordeaux Saint-Jean, followed by Rennes, will soon be equipped with screening booths.
Doxamed (formerly Loxamed) is proud to be playing an active role in strengthening screening resources in the Ile-de-France region, with the deployment of two MobilTests mobile screening trucks, which will criss-cross the entire region.
Doxamed (formerly Loxamed) has been chosen by the Ile-de-France region to reinforce its screening policy and make it accessible to all Ile-de-France residents. The Ile-de-France region is facing a deteriorating health situation in its eight departments. An effective screening policy is an essential means of containing the circulation and spread of the virus.