Qare.fr in the news

A French telemedicine platform, Qare.fr, has been reported for a data breach exposing sensitive user photos, including those of children.

France is implementing strict quarantine measures for travelers exposed to a rare Andes hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship.

Exceptional prescription renewal rules allow patients to obtain chronic medications through pharmacies or telemedicine when regular medical consultations are unavailable.

Various Covid-19 testing options are available in France with varying result times and updated reimbursement rules.

An early and highly contagious H3N2 flu variant, nicknamed 'K', is spreading rapidly through France and requires heightened vigilance for vulnerable populations despite standard symptoms.

Remote medical consultations provide diagnosis, prescriptions, and testing orders for COVID-19 symptoms while ensuring 70% insurance reimbursement.

A 2025 study reveals that over half of French women have skipped gynecological care, indicating a major healthcare access issue.

Rhinopharyngitis treatment involves symptom management through nasal care, pain relief, and hydration, with telemedicine options available for medical advice and prescriptions.

Qare and Margaux Motin raise awareness about women neglecting gynecological care due to various barriers, urging them to prioritize their health.

Marc de la Fayolle has been named CFO of Qare, bringing extensive experience in finance and consulting.

Qare enables video teleconsultations with diverse medical specialists and health professionals, offering accessible, reimbursable online medical care from 6am to 11pm daily.

During COVID-19 confinement, patients are encouraged to use reimbursed teleconsultations for minor symptoms and postpone non-urgent visits, while emergency cases should contact services by phone before hospital visits.

The COVID-19 crisis has heightened anxiety and mental health issues in children, with parents advised to monitor symptoms and seek professional help if needed while managing information exposure.

The article advises clear, positive communication of personal expectations between partners to ensure a happy Valentine's Day, while also suggesting alternative celebrations for singles.

A survey highlights holiday stress among French people and offers five practical tips, including embracing simplicity, managing family tensions, and using teleconsultation for health issues.

The PCR test detects current Covid-19 infection and variants via nasal swab, with results in 1-3 days; teleconsultation can provide prescriptions to prioritize testing.

Taking planned breaks from screens improves physical and mental health by reducing stress and promoting better habits, with strategies like scheduling downtime and engaging in calming activities.

Miscarriage is a common yet taboo issue in France, with most women lacking adequate psychological support despite its serious mental health impacts.

Qare's medical team shares expert guidance on selecting female contraception through their health podcast.