French Polynesia's social security fund, which pays for health care, including long-term illness cover and the cost of medical evacuations abroad for people with cancer.
The Caisse de Prévoyance Sociale (Te Fare Turuutaa) runs French Polynesia's social security schemes for employees (RGS), the self-employed (RNS) and people without work (RSPF), with cover for long-term illness and medical evacuation (EVASAN). The Institut du cancer de Polynésie française describes the CPS as paying the costs of an international evacuation for cancer care, including flights and local transport, medical costs, lodging, meals and, under conditions, an accompanying person, and providing social support; Europ Assistance organises the logistics. The registry also uses the CPS long-term illness register as a source. Most pages of the CPS site need a browser to render, so OnCo read only its home page. The coordinates are the OpenStreetMap point for the CPS on the Avenue Georges Clemenceau in Papeete.
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