Practice for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy,
Supervision and Coaching
Reimbursement for those with statutory health insurance
The fifth book of the Social Code regulates the reimbursement of costs for statutory health insurance holders in private practices (Section 13 (5) SGBV). This is intended to address the injustice that people with mental illnesses often have to wait months for a therapy appointment. Statutory health insurance funds are mandated to guarantee comprehensive, needs-based, and local care for their insured members. If this target is not met (e.g., if the waiting time for an appointment is unreasonable, usually more than three months), statutory health insurance must, upon request, cover the entire cost of private medical treatment, provided that the care is provided promptly and with the same qualifications as a doctor or psychologist approved by the health insurance fund (license to practice, proof of specialist knowledge, entry in the medical register, etc.).
To ensure that the insured person's reimbursement application is approved, the Federal Chamber of Psychotherapists provides important information that patients should consider beforehand. On this page, I have compiled information to help you complete these formalities. Of course, you can also contact me at any time if you have any questions.
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