Costs & billing


The costs for your stay in our clinic are covered by the relevant health insurance for those with statutory health insurance. You will also have to pay a co-payment, which you can conveniently transfer from home after your stay. We have summarized the most important information about co-payments and cost coverage for you.

Patients with statutory health insurance

If you have statutory health insurance, your health insurance fund will usually cover the costs of general hospital services. Private services are excluded from this.

 

Before your inpatient stay with us, we will take care of the applications for cost coverage from your health insurance company, provided you agree to this.
In accordance with current legislation (§ 39 Para. 4 SGB V), an additional co-payment of 10.00 euros per day will be charged for a hospital stay - from the day of admission to the day of discharge.

The co-payment is charged for a maximum of 28 calendar days per year and therefore amounts to a maximum of 280.00 euros - regardless of the number of times you are hospitalized. If you have already made co-payments in hospital in the current calendar year, these will be offset.

How to pay co-payments

After your stay in our clinic, you will receive an invoice for your co-payment, which you can pay conveniently and easily by bank transfer.

 

Important:

  • When transferring your invoice, please be sure to state your case number as the reason for payment. This is stated on your invoice.

Exemption from the co-payment obligation

Under the following conditions, you do not have to make any co-payments:

  • You are under the age of 18.
  • Your health insurance company has exempted you from the co-payment.
  • You have already exceeded the maximum co-payment amount of 280.00 euros in the current calendar year.

 

Important:

  • Please provide us with all relevant documents, such as receipts for payments already made or exemption from co-payment from your health insurance company, when you are admitted.

Privately insured persons and recipients of optional services

Are you privately insured? If so, the general hospital services will be billed directly to your private health insurance company, provided you agree to this. Please simply show us the confirmation from your private health insurance company when you arrive.

If you have private insurance, you will not have to make any additional payments.
Optional services are billed via your private or supplementary insurance. If you do not have such insurance, you will be billed directly.

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