IAK Supplementary Health Care Insurances - IAK Verzekeringen
IAK Supplementary Health Care Insurances - IAK Verzekeringen
IAK Supplementary Health Care Insurances - IAK Verzekeringen
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Below are the types of care for which there are contracted, designated or recognised care providers:<br />
• Alternative and special medicine<br />
• Physiotherapy and remedial therapy<br />
• Dietary advice<br />
• Informal care<br />
• Convalescent homes and care hotels<br />
2.5 Basis for entitlement<br />
Entitlement to care or to the reimbursement of the costs of care shall only exist if and insofar as rights can be derived<br />
from the insurance policy, the determining factor being the date on which or the period within which the relevant form<br />
of care was provided. Where these policy conditions refer to a calendar/policy year, the actual date of treatment or<br />
date on which the services/goods were supplied as stated by the health care provider will determine to which<br />
calendar/policy year the costs involved should be allocated. In cases involving a DBC (Diagnosis Treatment<br />
Combination), the costs will be allocated to the calendar year in which the DBC was opened. In cases where treatment<br />
is spread across two calendar years and the care provider is entitled to charge a single amount (DBC), the costs will be<br />
reimbursed provided that treatment commenced within the term of the supplementary insurance.<br />
2.6<br />
2.7<br />
2.8<br />
2.9<br />
Entitlement to care and other services following acts of terrorism<br />
If the need for care or another service is the result of one or more acts of terrorism and the total damages claimed in<br />
any calendar year due to such acts from non-life, life or funeral services (benefits in kind for funerals) insurers to<br />
which the Wft (Act on Financial Supervision) applies, will - according to the expectations of the NHT (Dutch<br />
Reinsurance Company for Damages Resulting from Acts of Terrorism) - be higher than the maximum amount<br />
reinsured by this company per calendar year, the insured person will only be entitled to compensation of the costs of<br />
performances up to a maximum to be determined by the NHT, which for all insurances will be equal to the percentage<br />
of the costs or value of the care or other services. The precise definitions and provisions applicable to the above<br />
entitlement are detailed in the NHT Terrorism Cover Clauses Sheet. Said Clauses Sheet forms part of these policy<br />
conditions and is available on request. See also www.iak.nl/zorg.<br />
Protection of personal data<br />
The personal data provided when applying for or amending an insurance and any supplementary personal or<br />
administrative data to be submitted will be processed in <strong>IAK</strong>’s personal data file. Such data will be used to enter into<br />
and execute insurance contracts and manage the customer relationships arising therefrom. Such management will<br />
include the prevention and combating of fraud. The Gedragscode Verwerking Persoonsgegevens Zorgverzekeraar<br />
(Code of Conduct on the processing of personal data by health care insurers) shall apply to said file. The code of<br />
conduct is available on www.iak.nl or on request. From the inception date of the supplementary insurance, the health<br />
care insurer may:<br />
• contact third parties (e.g. health care providers and suppliers) to request or provide any information it considers<br />
necessary in order to fulfil its obligations under the supplementary insurance(s);<br />
• enter the BSN (social insurance and tax number) in the records. <strong>Care</strong> providers are required by law to quote the BSN<br />
in all communications. The health care insurer will quote the BSN in all communications with the care providers.<br />
The health care insurer will comply with privacy legislation in all such correspondence.<br />
Your insurance claims can be processed more quickly and easily if the care providers send your invoices directly to<br />
the health care insurer and the health care insurer then pays those invoices directly to the care providers. To that<br />
end, the care provider who treats you may need to know your insurance details. <strong>Care</strong> providers are therefore<br />
granted secure access to your address and policy details, but only if and when they are actually treating you. If<br />
there are urgent reasons why care providers should not be granted access to your address, you should inform your<br />
health care insurer, who will then arrange for your address to remain hidden.<br />
Notifications<br />
Notifications sent to the last postal address or email address known to the health care insurer will be deemed to have<br />
reached the policyholder or the insured person. If the policyholder opts to contact the insurer electronically, then the<br />
insurer will also send electronic notifications to the policyholder. Where the term ‘in writing’ is used in these insurance<br />
terms and conditions in this context, the term shall also be taken to mean ‘by email’. Similarly, ‘address’ shall also be<br />
taken to mean ‘email address’.<br />
Reimbursement of care costs<br />
Reimbursement of the costs of care shall take place exclusively on the basis of a maximum of the Wmg (<strong>Health</strong> <strong>Care</strong><br />
Market Regulation Act) rates that apply in the Netherlands. If no Wmg rates apply, the costs will be reimbursed up to<br />
a maximum of the reasonable market prices applicable in the Netherlands or on the basis of the rate that the health<br />
care insurer has set or agreed in consultation with the care provider in question. If a rate applies that is lower than the<br />
statutory maximum, then the amount set by or on behalf of the health care insurer will determine the level of the<br />
reimbursement.<br />
For some types of care, certain care providers have been contracted, designated or recognised by the health care<br />
insurer. If a care provider is used that has not been not contracted, designated or recognised by the health care<br />
insurer, the insured person may receive a lower reimbursement or no reimbursement at all. In that case, this will be<br />
stated in the relevant article in this document. For other types of care, the insured person is free to select a care<br />
provider, provided that the other requirements laid down in the insurance terms and conditions are met.