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Individual product details: benefits overview and contractual provisions.
As an AXA customer with supplemental ACTIF, PLUS or COMPLET outpatient insurance, you can benefit from our extensive range of healthcare solutions offered in collaboration with selected pharmacies. “Pharmacies – Healthcare Advice” includes consultations, check-ups, vaccinations and more. We will help cover the cost of these services available to you at over 400 Sun Store, Amavita, Coop Vitality and TopPharm (in German) pharmacies.
For medical conditions such as conjunctivitis or cystitis, you do not necessarily have to contact your general practitioner or Telmed. A pharmacy can also assist you. Pharmacies-Healthcare Advice takes place in three steps:
And the best part? AXA will cover part of the costs. The following benefits are covered for AXA customers with supplemental outpatient insurance:
Overview of Pharmacies – Healthcare Advice services
For all preventive medical measures, AXA will pay up to a total of CHF 600 for COMPLET or CHF 500 for ACTIF per calendar year.
Your pharmacist can help you identify and treat a large number of complaints and issues that would normally require a doctor visit. This includes conditions such as bladder infections, conjunctivitis and sore throat, as well as vaccinations and minor injuries. They can help you choose the right medicine and they will explain any possible side effects and interactions. But if you are extremely ill or have been sick for quite some time, then you should see your doctor.
You can use Pharmacies-Healthcare Advice at the following pharmacies (all links in German):
There are several reasons why you should see your pharmacist first:
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