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Individual product details: benefits overview and contractual provisions.
From January 1, 2023, benefits will be paid out solely through basic insurance, therefore only treatments with therapists who have basic insurance registration will be covered.
AXA's invoicing service will be responsible for forwarding these invoices to the basic insurer for its customers.
If you want to save on health insurance premiums, why not combine affordable basic insurance with attractive supplementary insurance? And our invoice service makes it even simpler.
Outpatient treatment describe procedures for which you do not have to stay overnight in hospital. For inpatient treatments, you stay overnight in hospital either before or after the procedure.
We contribute to the costs of various alternative healing methods, including those of an alternative practitioner. You can find out more about this in the section on "Complementary medicine".
An outpatient insurance policy with AXA contributes to the costs of rescue and transport, as well as recovery costs abroad. The costs of medical emergencies (outpatient or inpatient alike) are also covered.
Some examinations, such as skin cancer screening and mammograms, are already covered by basic health insurance. In the area of preventive care, however, the benefits of supplementary insurance go far beyond those of statutory health insurance. AXA contributes to check-ups and medical screenings that are not covered by statutory health insurance, for example.
You can find more information in the benefits overview.
In the outpatient sector particularly, many costs are only covered by mandatory health insurance for children, or they are covered only partially. So private health insurance quickly pays off. We also contribute towards the costs of sports clubs, for example, or to the costs of your glasses or contact lenses, even after the age of 18.
Or for gynecological screening, the costs of which are only met by statutory health insurance every three years – whereas we pay for preventive check-ups in the intervening years too.
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