On September 29, the Paris Economic Activities Court ruled that the Asalée association would undergo judicial liquidation, a legal process for dissolving a company or organization. However, the court allowed the association to continue its operations until December 30, giving it time to transition its activities. Asalée has been active for over 20 years, working to improve patient care by fostering collaboration between general practitioners and independent nurses, particularly in managing chronic diseases. The association was founded with the goal of supporting general practitioners and independent nurses by uniting them in a collective voice. This collaboration aimed to strengthen their ability to provide effective care and advocate for their professional needs. Asalée has played a key role in shaping primary care practices in France, especially in areas where chronic illness management requires coordinated efforts among healthcare professionals. Despite the court’s decision, Asalée plans to continue its mission by forming a collective to defend the interests of its members. The association also intends to establish a cooperative society of general interest (SCIC), a type of organization that operates for the public good rather than for profit. This move is intended to ensure the sustainability of its cooperative model in primary care and to protect the jobs associated with it. The transition from an association to a SCIC represents a significant shift in Asalée’s structure. While the judicial liquidation means the organization will no longer operate as a traditional association, the new structure aims to preserve its core objectives. This change is expected to allow Asalée to continue its work in supporting healthcare professionals while adapting to legal and financial requirements.