Sarreguemines. A local health contract to meet the region's challenges

Signed by the urban community, the Local Health Contract commits the CASC and its partners to a concerted public health policy for the next five years. Prevention, aging, medical demographics, and mental health: there are many areas of work to be addressed.

Roland Roth and Lamia Himer, surrounded by the signatories of the Local Health Contract. Photo Claude Di Giacomo

On Wednesday, at the offices of the urban community, several institutions signed a joint document: the Local Health Contract (CLS). Led by the Casc and the Regional Health Agency, represented by Lamia Himer, departmental director of the ARS 57, this contract commits the region to an ambitious public health strategy for the next five years.

Roland Roth, President of the CASC, also gathered with the director of the Sarreguemines hospitals, representatives of the CPAM (Health Insurance Fund), the Alsace-Moselle local health system, the Territorial Professional Health Communities (CPTS), the Department, and the Grand Est Region. All...

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