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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2.10<br />
2.11<br />
2.12<br />
For a list of care providers that have been contracted and designated by the health care insurer, visit www.iak.nk/zorg<br />
or call the number given at the start of this document. The recognised care providers are named in the relevant article<br />
in this document.<br />
The health care insurer has the right to pay the costs of care (or any reimbursement that the insured person is<br />
already entitled to claim from the health care insurer on the basis of his/her policy) directly to the care provider who<br />
provided the care. Upon such payment, the insured person’s entitlement to reimbursement shall expire.<br />
If the health care insurer reimburses more to the care provider than he is obliged to pay in respect of the insured<br />
person or the costs of care are payable by the policyholder under the terms of these policy conditions, then the insured<br />
person shall owe the costs to the health care insurer. The health care insurer will charge these costs to the policyholder,<br />
who undertakes to pay them. By entering into the insurance policy, the policyholder authorises the health care insurer<br />
to settle the amount owed by the policyholder by means of direct debit from the policyholder's bank or giro account by<br />
or on behalf of the health care insurer, without prejudice to the health care insurer's general right of set-off.<br />
Fraud<br />
Substantive tests and fraud investigations will be carried out in compliance with the provisions pertaining to health<br />
care insurance laid down in the Zvw (<strong>Health</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Insurance Act). If <strong>IAK</strong> or the health care insurer detects fraud, this<br />
will result in any entitlement to care or reimbursement of the cost of care under this insurance being forfeited,<br />
including claims where no fraud has actually been detected. Detected fraud can also result in the health care insurer<br />
(or <strong>IAK</strong> on behalf of the health care insurer):<br />
• recording in the incident register of the health care insurer the personal data of the person committing fraud and<br />
the person considered to be an accessory or participant. This incident register is registered with the CBP (Data<br />
Protection Authority) and maintained by <strong>IAK</strong> and/or the health care insurer’s Veiligheidszaken department;<br />
• informing the CBV (Centre for Combating Insurance Fraud) that forms part of the Verbond van Verzekeraars<br />
(Association of Insurers);<br />
• terminating the insurance(s) and refusing to enter into new insurance policies for a period of 8 years;<br />
• terminating running non-life and other insurance(s);<br />
• recording the incident in the internal and external warning systems recognized by financial institutions, i.e. the<br />
IVR (Internal Referral Register) and the EVR (External Referral Register);<br />
• claiming back/recovering from policyholder and/or the insured person reimbursements already paid out;<br />
• submitting a statement to the police, the judiciary and/or the FIOD-ECD (Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation<br />
Service & Economic Investigation Service);<br />
• claiming/recovering the necessarily incurred costs relating to investigations etc. from the policyholder and/or the<br />
insured person.<br />
Reflection period<br />
Having entered into the insurance contract, the policyholder can cancel the policy in writing within 14 days after the<br />
insurance starts, or - if this is later - 14 days after receipt of the policy conditions, without giving reasons. The<br />
insurance contract will then be deemed not to have been concluded.<br />
Applicable law<br />
The insurance is governed by Dutch law.<br />
3 Premium<br />
3.1<br />
Premium payable<br />
The policyholder is required to pay premiums. Insured persons are not required to pay premiums in respect of the<br />
Jong, Compact, Compleet, Extra Compleet and Comfort supplementary health care insurances until the first day of the<br />
calendar month following the calendar month in which they reach the age of 18.<br />
Group health care contract:<br />
The premiums and conditions as agreed in the group insurance contract apply as from the day on which the insured<br />
person is covered under the contract and continue to apply until the day on which the insured no longer meets the<br />
criteria for participation in this group insurance contract. The policyholder/insured person can only participate in one<br />
group health insurance contract. The policy conditions (including the premium payments) as applicable under the<br />
individual policy, shall apply from the date following the day on which the insured person no longer meets the criteria<br />
for participation in the group health insurance contract in question.<br />
3.2<br />
Payment of the premium, statutory contributions and costs<br />
i. The policyholder is obliged to pay the premium as well as foreign and other statutory contributions monthly in advance<br />
for all insured persons, unless specifically agreed otherwise. If the premium is paid annually in advance, a premium<br />
discount will be awarded. The amount of the discount will be shown on the policy schedule.<br />
Premiums must be paid according to the method agreed with the health care insurer. In the case of payments made<br />
by payment slip, a charge of € 0.50 will apply per payment slip.<br />
Payment options with no extra charge attached<br />
The policyholder can authorise the health care insurer to collect the amounts owed by direct debit, or the policyholder<br />
can pay the premium via ‘AcceptEmail’. There is no extra charge attached to these payment methods.<br />
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