Visible Contracted Care: clear information for patients
Clear information for you as a patient
Since Sept. 1, the rules for health care providers have changed. It is obligatory to clearly inform you as a patient about agreements with health insurers. This means that healthcare providers must tell you at the beginning of your care what will happen if you receive care from a non-contracted healthcare provider. This way you avoid unexpected costs.
The main points to watch out for
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What costs you must pay yourself if care is not reimbursed.
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What are the characteristics of the care you receive.
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Whether you have to pay a co-payment.
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Whether the deductible will be addressed.
How do these pages on our website help you?
We go a step further than what the law requires. On our website you will find information about our contracted care.
What can you do with this information and why is it important?
- Information about health care programs
This Web site lets you see which health care programs are contracted by your health insurer and what you can expect from the pharmacy. - Important information about medicines
For example, about how to safely stop antacids (if you're not on blood thinners) or how to phase out antidepressants in time. - Information about collaborations with health insurers
Discover how your health insurer works with pharmacies to provide the best care. - Choice information for you as a patient
Learn more about what your health insurer offers, so you can make an informed choice for a particular health insurer. - Sustainability in health care
Read what we are doing to provide more sustainable care, as described in the Green Deal Duurzame Zorg 3.0. - Find out about costs and reimbursements
You get clear explanations about deductibles, reimbursements and the preference policy.
Where do you find the information?
The information on contracted care can be found behind the 'health insurance' button on the home page of our website. Can't find the button or do you have questions? If so, please contact us. We are happy to help.
