Dr Elisabeth Hubert is volunteer chair of FNEHAD – French National Federation of Home Hospitalisation Establishments – since April 2006. A General Practitioner for 15 years, Elisabeth Hubert was the National Assembly Member for Loire-Atlantique from 1986 to 1995 and Minister of Health and Illness Insurance in 1995. CEO France at Fornier Laboratories for nearly 8 years, Elisabeth Hubert is a director of several biotechnology companies. She currently chairs HAD France, a home hospitalisation provider with four centres.
In April 2010, Elisabeth Hubert was tasked by the President of France to enhance local medical care.

Doctor in life science (with specialization in immunology and oncology), I worked as a researcher within Inserm Institute and at the Antoine Lacassagne, a center of excellence for the fight against cancer (European project of gene therapy) until 2001.

In 2001, I initiated a major career change; after having written two books, I became a consultant for the pharmaceutical industry and a copywriter. At the same time, I also began to lead debates for various audiences (general public and professionals). Among the many events I animated were the Rendez-vous SANTÉ INSERM, the national program ""Bien vieillir"" and the Agoras of the ARS.

In 2003, I took up a second career, as a journalist. Editor-in-chief of a national bi-monthly magazine (Seniors), I was also for several years a correspondent for the Nice-Matin group, before being hired by the press group in 2010 as a reporter, and then becoming head of the health section, a position I have held for over 10 years.

In 2017, I created the Nice-Matin Health Club, designed as a think-tank, bringing together the major players in health in the Alpes-Maritimes region, which in 2022 was extended to the Var region. Within this framework, we debate major health issues.