Treatment
Private patients with a prescription
Privately insured or entitled to Beihilfe, with a doctor’s prescription: you are treated like everyone else and billed directly.
With a private prescription.
A private prescription works differently from a statutory one. I do not bill a health insurer. You receive an invoice from me, which you submit to your private health insurer and, if you are entitled, to the Beihilfe office. Treatment follows what is on the prescription: physiotherapy, manual therapy, manual lymphatic drainage, massage or complementary treatments, also as a home visit if needed.
Who this applies to
- Privately insured patients with a prescription
- Civil servants entitled to Beihilfe
- Statutory patients with a private prescription, for example once the insurance prescription is used up
- Home visits, if stated on the prescription
How it works.
Bring the prescription
Bring the private prescription to your first appointment and start soon after it was issued.
Book an appointment
By phone or through the appointment form. Please choose “Yes, private prescription” there.
Receive the invoice
You receive an invoice from me with all the details your insurer and the Beihilfe office need.
Billing
Costs
I bill at my rates for private patients and tell you them before your first appointment. How much you get back depends on your policy, and for civil servants also on the Beihilfe rates. If in doubt, check with your insurer beforehand.
Without a prescription
Without a prescription, preventive and wellbeing services are available. See self-pay treatments.
Appointment
Book an appointment
With a private prescription, a statutory one or none, the route is the same.
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