Price and referral

Short answer

The clinic does not offer private self-pay treatment or purely cosmetic procedures. We see patients referred by their GP. What applies to you depends on your insurance group and on whether the service is covered by the clinic's agreement with the public health insurance.

Group 1

If you are in insurance group 1 and have a valid referral from your own doctor, examinations and treatments covered by the clinic's agreement are paid by the public health insurance. You therefore pay nothing for those services. 1

Group 2

Different rules on referrals, subsidies and possible co-payments apply to patients in public health insurance group 2 than to group 1. The subsidy rules are set by the authorities, not by the clinic. Contact the clinic to clarify what applies to your care. 1

Self-pay

The clinic does not offer private self-pay pathways or purely cosmetic treatment. If you are referred and in insurance group 1, you pay nothing for services covered by the clinic's agreement with the public health insurance. If you are unsure about your own situation, read more about price and free treatment with a referral or contact the clinic.

Health insurance

If you have private health insurance, the insurer decides what is covered and what documentation they require. Clarify that with them if relevant to you.

Worth asking about

• Is the service I need covered by the public health insurance?
• Does the service require a referral in order to be covered?
• Which insurance group am I in, and what does that mean for me?
• Who should I contact if I am unsure about my referral?

Cancellation and non-attendance

If you cannot come, cancel in good time. Terms for cancellation and non-attendance are given with your appointment.

Contact

See contact. Do not send your civil registration number or health information in ordinary email.

Sources

• Health insurance and insurance groups, borger.dk