Medical team CensoGroupe
A&E doctors, GPs and healthcare professionals who support practitioners day to day in their project to open a private-practice walk-in medical centre.
Who writes the CensoGroupe blog content?
Every article published on the CensoGroupe blog is written, checked and approved by our in-house medical team. A multidisciplinary team bringing together practising doctors, A&E doctors, care-organisation experts and specialists in setting up private medical practices.
Practising doctors
Our writers are A&E doctors, GPs and specialists currently working in walk-in care centres. Their daily field experience informs every article published.
Operational expertise
The team has over 10 years of experience opening, running and developing private medical centres across France.
At the service of practitioners
The team produces reliable, sourced content that is directly useful to doctors considering a move into private practice or opening a walk-in care centre.
4 complementary areas of expertise
To answer the concrete questions that arise at every stage of a walk-in centre project, the team covers four major areas of expertise.
Creating walk-in care centres
Legal set-up (SELARL, SELAS, BNC), ARS procedures, technical facilities, bank financing, operational opening.
Private practice
Moving from salaried to private practice, CPAM registration, combining hospital and private work, private-practice doctor taxation, cost optimisation.
Technical facilities
Conventional radiology, clinical ultrasound (CEUM), local laboratory testing, minor surgery, telemedicine integration.
Coordination and partnerships
Integration with CPTS, partnerships with pharmacies, care homes, laboratories, SAS, coordination with out-of-hours care (PDSA) and hospital services.
How we produce our content
A 4-step protocol ensures the reliability, currency and practical relevance of every article published.
1. Rigorous sourcing
Systematic cross-referencing of public data (DREES, CNAM, ARS, HAS, Medical Council) with the field experience gathered across all the network’s centres.
2. Medical review
Review by at least two practising doctors, including an A&E or walk-in-care doctor, to ensure the clinical and operational relevance of the information.
3. Legal review
Content relating to legal status, taxation, remuneration or regulations is checked with our partner healthcare chartered accountants and lawyers specialising in medical law.
4. Continuous updates
Every article is revised whenever there is a major regulatory change (LFSS, ARS orders, new agreements). The date of last update is always shown.
Institutions and authorities cited
Every article draws on the reference public data and official documentation of the French health authorities.
Why our content is reliable
Our writers are not general journalists: they are practising doctors or former hospital doctors who run, or have run, concrete projects to open walk-in care centres.
No disguised advertising
Our articles are never designed to sell a third-party product or service. They meet an identified information need of doctors.
No unjustified recommendations
Every figure, every procedure, every practical tip comes from an identifiable source or documented field experience.
Transparency about limits
When a topic is a matter of expert opinion rather than established fact, this is explicitly flagged in the article.