The care pathway
ACDs are disorders that can have consequences for health and require help from several types of professionals
Since February 2024, children - adolescents - young adults (up to the age of 23) suffering from CAT can benefit from a specialised care.
This care can begin with as soon as the GP makes the diagnosis and proposes a treatment plan with the various professionals involved.
Psychological support and dietetic care are also available. fully reimbursed by the mutual insurance company as part of the care package "eating disorders.
How does it work?
The 3 stages of the care pathway
1
Diagnosis
Your GP makes the diagnosis
1
Treatment plan
Your GP, a psychologist and a dietician will draw up a care plan tailored to your needs.
1
Support
You will benefit from psychological support and specialised dietetic care
Similarly, children aged between 2 and 17 who suffer from obesity can benefit from specialist care. Depending on their needs, young patients may be accompanied by a dietician or a multidisciplinary team on an outpatient basis, or they may stay in a specialised residential centre.
Also, if your child aged between 0 and 12 seems unable to eat by mouth because of an eating disorder, a paediatric care pathway is available.
Make an appointment with your GP or paediatrician to assess the situation and determine the best way forward.
Your GP will be able to provide you with all the information you need about the "Care Pathway".
You can also contact us using our contact form.
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