Treatment insurance is a health insurance that gives you faster treatment and clarification in the event of illness or injury. You avoid the public healthcare queue and receive rapid treatment in the private healthcare system, completely/often without a deductible.
Treatment insurance is a health insurance that gives you faster treatment and clarification in the event of illness or injury. You avoid the public healthcare queue and receive rapid treatment in the private healthcare system, completely/often without a deductible.
CONTACT YOUR GENERAL PRACTITIONER
To be able to use the treatment insurance, you first need a medical certificate from your doctor.
Consult your doctor!
CONTACT US FOR TREATMENT
You then contact us to map out the treatment and reserve a spot.
Then contact your insurance company for approval of your treatment. Here it is important that you present a doctor's certificate and our proposal for treatment.
ALLOWED 24-hour stay
If you are approved for treatment by your insurance company, please contact us! (Most insurance companies have a short response time.)
From 1 January 2023, the state does not cover private hospitalization via Free Treatment Choice.
What is Treatment insurance
There are now around 700,000 Norwegians who have treatment insurance. Around 90 per cent of these have it covered by their employer.
Treatment insurance is a health insurance that gives you faster treatment and clarification in the event of illness or injury. You avoid the public healthcare queue and receive rapid treatment in the private healthcare system, often/completely without a deductible.
There are now around 700,000 Norwegians who have treatment insurance. Around 90 per cent of these have it covered by their employer.
Many of the companies cover treatment for drug and gambling addiction, psychologists, psychiatrists and crisis assistance
How to proceed:
1. To be able to use the treatment insurance, you first need a medical certificate from your doctor.
2. You then contact us for proposals for treatment and to reserve a spot for treatment.
3. Then contact your insurance company to get guidance, file a claim and upload your medical certificate/referral.
4. When insurance is approved, contact us.
These insurance companies offer Treatment insurance/ Health insurance:
