Fondation Bon Sauveur D'alby

What Fondation Bon Sauveur D'alby does

Fondation Bon Sauveur d'Alby is a French non-profit public health foundation established in 1832, headquartered in Albi and operating as an établissement de santé. It runs 62 establishments across the Tarn Nord region of Occitanie, employing 1,284 staff and ranking as the largest employer in Albi. Its activities split into two principal sectors: Mental Health (psychiatric care for children, adolescents, adults and the elderly, including specialized psycho-trauma, psycho-oncology and addiction services) and Disability/Medico-Social (support for psychic disability, autism, hearing impairment and neurodevelopmental disorders). Specialized units include the UPC crisis unit (15 beds), the UMD "Louis Crocq" for difficult patients, the URPS psychosocial rehabilitation unit, and — as of 2025 — the new UPR psycho-trauma unit, the Sentinelle youth mobile team, and the EMA mobile support team.

Clinically, the foundation delivers care through conventional psychiatric modalities (psychotherapy, EMDR, Brainspotting, hypnosis, mindfulness) plus medico-social support programs. It is one of only ten French facilities operating a UMD under prefectoral authorization, and it holds HAS certification attesting to quality of care.

The business model is institutionally funded: revenue is sourced from the French national health insurance system (Sécurité Sociale) via the ARS Occitanie for psychiatric activity, and from departmental MDPH funding for disability services, under multi-year CPOM agreements. There is no direct patient billing for covered services; access is referral-based through GPs, psychiatrists, emergency services, schools and social services. The foundation is governed as a non-profit (reconnaissance d'utilité publique) and reinvests all operating surplus into clinical capacity.

Name

Fondation Bon Sauveur D'alby

Legal name

Fondation Bon Sauveur d'Alby

Website

https://bonsauveuralby.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

1832

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1,001–5,000 employees

Short description

French non-profit public health foundation founded in 1832, operating 62 establishments in Tarn Nord with 1,284 employees, providing psychiatric, medico-social and disability services across all age groups, funded by the French national health insurance system via ARS Occitanie.

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akta.pro rank

Product category

Mental Health Services

NAICS

Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities (62322), Offices of Physicians, Mental Health Specialists (621112), Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability Facilities (623210), Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians) (621330), Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (624120)

SIC

Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050), Services-Skilled Nursing Care Facilities (8051), Services-Home Health Care Services (8082)

akta.pro primary industry

Behavioral Health for Children & Adolescents (Youth Services) (HLAFACAL)

akta.pro secondary industries

Dementia & Alzheimer’s Respite Care (HSABAGAF), Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine Practices (HLAFAJAF), Behavioral Health & Cognitive Support Coordination (Dementia, Depression, SUD) (HSABAIAF)

Keywords

• Psychiatric care services
• Mental health treatment
• Disability support services
• Medico-social care
• Child adolescent psychiatry

Headquarters

HQ city

Albi

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. French Public Healthcare Funding: As a public health foundation (établissement de santé), revenues are primarily derived from the French national health insurance system (Sécurité Sociale), departmental health agencies (ARS), and patient social security reimbursements. The foundation operates as a non-profit institution under French healthcare regulations.

Pricing tiers

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Distribution channels4 records

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Core offering

Fondation Bon Sauveur d'Alby operates 62 establishments in the Tarn Nord region of France providing comprehensive psychiatric and medico-social care for people of all ages. Services span child, adolescent, adult, and elderly mental health (crisis, rehabilitation, addiction, psychotrauma, psycho-oncology) as well as disability and sensory support (autism, neurodevelopmental disorders, hearing/language impairments), accessible via referrals and the French public healthcare system.

Product overview

The Fondation Bon Sauveur d'Alby is a healthcare foundation providing comprehensive psychiatric and mental health services in the Tarn Nord region. The organization operates a multi-site structure combining sanitary (healthcare) and médico-social sectors. Services are organized into two main divisions: Mental Health (Santé Mentale) covering children/adolescents, adults, elderly, specialized psychiatry, addiction, psycho-trauma, and psycho-oncology; and Disability/Sensory sector covering psychic disability, autism, hearing impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders. The foundation operates 62 establishments including psychiatric hospitals, day hospitals, outpatient centers (CMP), specialized units (UMD, crisis units, rehabilitation), and mobile teams. Key specialized units include the UPR for psycho-traumatism, UPC for psychiatric crises, UMD Louis Crocq for difficult patients, URPS for psychosocial rehabilitation, and various day hospitals and therapeutic centers. The institution also provides educational support services and early intervention programs for children with sensory or neurodevelopmental disorders.

Differentiator

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Products and services

• Unité Psychiatrique de Crise (UPC) Short-term hospitalization unit (15 beds including 2 for adolescents) providing rapid intervention, thorough evaluation, and appropriate orientation for acute psychiatric crises, with a maximum stay of 6 days.
• Unité pour Malades Difficiles (UMD) 'Louis Crocq' Secure psychiatric facility with 40 beds for patients requiring psychiatric care under prefectoral order (SDRE). One of ten such establishments in France, providing reinforced surveillance and specialized care.
• Unité Jean-Baptiste Full-time hospitalization unit for adults aged 18-75 with neurodevelopmental disorders (including autism spectrum) associated with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities and behavioral disorders, featuring 20 individual rooms.
• Unité du psycho-traumatisme et de la résilience (UPR) Outpatient unit using neuroscience-based therapeutic tools (EMDR, Brainspotting, Yoga therapy, hypnosis, mindfulness) serving victims, witnesses, and professionals impacted by potentially traumatic situations across all ages.
• Unité de Soin en Périnatalité (USP) Outpatient psychiatric and psychological care unit for pregnant women, babies, parents, and children up to age 3, supporting parental processes and preventing early parent-child relationship disorders.
• Unité de Réhabilitation Psycho-Sociale (URPS) Full-time hospitalization unit with 16 individual rooms for adults aged 18-65 with severe/chronic psychiatric disorders and psychic disabilities, helping patients develop autonomy and life projects.
• Unité de Psycho-Oncologie Consultation center for cancer patients and their relatives, providing psychological support through individual psychotherapy, relaxation sessions, art therapy workshops, and social/professional assistance.
• Unité de psychiatrie du sujet âgé 'Germain Cassan' Full hospitalization unit with 20 beds for patients aged 75+ with psychiatric pathologies, providing integrative, global care through a pluriprofessional team.
• Service Crise Alzheimer et troubles Apparentés (SCAA) 18-bed unit specialized in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and related disorders with behavioral disturbances, managing psychiatric emergencies and rehabilitating functional capacities.
• Unité d'hospitalisation complète 'DOLTO' (adolescents) Full hospitalization unit for adolescents aged 12-18 requiring intensive psychiatric care, providing personalized treatment including medical/psychological consultations, specialized nursing, and therapeutic mediations.
• Unité de jour 'Adagio' (adolescents) Day hospital for adolescents with psychopathological difficulties requiring daytime care, with multidisciplinary team providing group and individual therapeutic mediations up to 4 half-days per week.
• Unité d'Évaluation de Proximité pour Enfants (associated with CRA) Proximity evaluation unit associated with the CRA Midi-Pyrénées for children under 15 with suspected autism spectrum or complex neurodevelopmental disorders, following HAS-recommended diagnostic and functional evaluation protocols.
• SMR Addictologie – Hôpital de jour Medical rehabilitation day hospital for addiction requiring consolidation after physical withdrawal, providing group activities, personalized projects, and relapse prevention for autonomy without substance use.
• Thérapies Médiatisées (CATTP) Part-time therapeutic center (CATTP) supporting recovery through psychotherapeutic and rehabilitation approaches, serving adults aged 18-65 with severe psychiatric or neurodevelopmental disorders.
• Services de soutien à l'éducation familiale et à la scolarisation (SSEFS) Mobile support service for deaf, hard-of-hearing children, or those with severe oral language disorders aged 0-20, supporting schooling in ordinary settings, family assistance, and coordination with education and healthcare partners.
• Filière Enfants et Adolescents (Santé Mentale) Mental health services for children and adolescents including psychiatric hospitalization, day hospitals, and outpatient consultations across multiple locations in the Tarn department.
• Filière Adultes (Santé Mentale) Adult mental health services including psychiatric hospitalization, crisis intervention, rehabilitation, and community-based care across multiple CMP locations.
• Filière Sujet Âgé (Gérontopsychiatrie) Geriatric psychiatry services including hospitalization, mobile teams, memory consultations, and Alzheimer's crisis services for elderly patients with psychiatric conditions.
• Centre Médico-Psychologique (CMP) network Network of medical-psychological centers across 10 cities in Tarn Nord (Albi, Carmaux, Cordes-sur-Ciel, Gaillac, Graulhet, Lacaune, Rabastens, Réalmont, Valence-d'Albigeois, Alban) providing outpatient psychiatric consultations.
• Centre Spécialisé Déficients Auditifs (CSDA) Specialized center for hearing-impaired individuals providing evaluation, care coordination, and support services including the SSEFS mobile program.
• Plateforme de coordination et d'orientation (PCO) TND Coordination and orientation platform for Neurodevelopmental Disorders (TND) facilitating early diagnosis and intervention for children.
• Équipe Mobile Sentinelle Mobile team dedicated to young people aged 16-30 showing early signs of mental health disorders, providing early intervention for psychiatric crises.
• Équipe Mobile d'Appui (EMA) Mobile support team for schools, healthcare professionals, local authorities, and businesses in the Tarn department, providing advice, awareness, and tools for inclusion.

Quantifiable outcome

• 93% salary equality rate achieved

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• SPIEminorOthersSPIE, a multi-technical services firm, made a donation of €1,000 to support the creation of a therapeutic garden and walking path for patients at the elderly care facility (Filiere Sujet Âgé). This corporate social responsibility contribution supports patient well-being through environmental therapy.
• GIP CRA Midi-Pyrénées (Centre Ressources Autisme)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe foundation's Unit for Proximity Evaluation for Children is associated with the Centre Ressources Autisme (CRA) Midi-Pyrénées. Under the regional coordination of GIP CRA MP, demand from the Occitanie Ouest region is centralized at the regional TSA/TND unit in Toulouse, then directed to proximity units like the one at Bon Sauveur d'Alby for the Tarn department.
• MDPH (Maison Départementale des Personnes Handicapées)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAdmission to SSEFS (Support Service for Family Education and Schooling) and other medico-social services requires official notification from the MDPH, the departmental house for persons with disabilities. This administrative partnership is essential for all disability-related care pathways.
• Éducation Nationale (National Education)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSSEFS works in close collaboration with teachers from schools, colleges, and high schools to support the schooling of children with sensory or language impairments. Teams participate in ESS (Équipes de Suivi de Scolarisation) meetings and adapt pedagogical methods and tools.
• ARS Occitanie (Agence Régionale de Santé)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe SSEFS service is authorized by ARS Occitanie, the regional health agency. All services operate under the regulatory framework and authorization of this public health authority, which oversees healthcare provision in the Occitanie region.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Association Hospitali\u00e8re Sainte-Marie: Major French private non-profit psychiatric hospital network operating across multiple regions with inpatient, outpatient, and medico-social services. Most directly comparable peer given similar foundation/non-profit model, multi-site psychiatric focus, and integrated medico-social offering for people with mental illness and disabilities.
• Centre Psychoth\u00e9rapique de Nantes (CPN): Public psychiatric hospital serving the Nantes metropolitan area with full psychiatric care across age groups. Comparable as a French psychiatric institution with integrated services, though operating in a larger urban catchment.
• EPSM de la Sarthe (now part of GHT): French public psychiatric hospital serving the Sarthe department with full psychiatric care services including specialized units. Comparable as a department-level French psychiatric establishment with similar integrated service portfolio.
• Fondation John Bost: French Protestant foundation operating a large network of psychiatric, medico-social, and disability facilities across France. Comparable as a French health foundation with multi-site psychiatric and disability services, similar governance and mission structure.
• GHU Paris Psychiatrie & Neurosciences (Centre Hospitalier Sainte-Anne): One of France's largest public psychiatric hospital groups based in Paris, offering comprehensive mental health services across all ages including specialized units for difficult patients and psychotrauma. Comparable to Fondation Bon Sauveur as a leading French psychiatric institution with academic and specialized unit credentials, though at much larger scale and urban focus.
• H\u00f4pitaux de Saint-Maurice: Public psychiatric hospital group in the \u00cele-de-France region offering comprehensive mental health services including child psychiatry, addictology, and rehabilitation. Comparable as a multi-site French psychiatric institution with similar service breadth and public hospital governance.
• EPSM Lille-M\u00e9tropole (Etablissement Public de Sant\u00e9 Mentale): Public psychiatric hospital serving the Lille metropolitan area with comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services, including child/adolescent psychiatry, gerontology, and rehabilitation. Comparable as a territorially-defined French psychiatric establishment providing integrated mental healthcare across the full age spectrum.
• Fondation Sant\u00e9 des \u00c9tudiants de France (FSEF): French non-profit foundation operating a network of rehabilitation and psychiatric facilities primarily for young patients. Comparable given the parallel foundation/non-profit structure, multi-site operation, and focus on adolescent/young adult mental health and rehabilitation.

Regional players

• Centre Hospitalier G\u00e9rard Marchant (Toulouse): Major public psychiatric hospital serving the Toulouse area in the same Occitanie region as Fondation Bon Sauveur. Comparable as a French psychiatric institution, and a regional competitor for specialized referrals and ARS Occitanie funding allocation.

Broad incumbents

• Croix-Rouge fran\u00e7aise (Direction Sant\u00e9): Major French non-profit operating healthcare facilities including psychiatric and medico-social services nationwide. Comparable given non-profit health provider model, though much larger and broader in scope than the Alby foundation.

Market position

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Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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