treatment costs and reimbursement

Private invoices are made in accordance with the naturopath’s scale of charges (GeBüH)  or agreement as a treatment flatrate per appointment.

Costs of treatment for patients with the public insurance

Many public insurances cover osteopathic treatment costs partially. For the refund of your public health insurance mostly  a doctors prescription “Osteopathie” is necessary. Ask your public insurance, if they are willing to support osteopathic therapies. Please ask your public health insurance about their conditions

Adults:

first appointment:

– We charge 120,- €  per session, referring  to GeBüH and including an full health  exam and all  therapies

first appointment acute:

– We charge 90,- €   referring to GeBüH and including a short health  exam and all  therapies

follow up:

– We charge 80,- €   referring to GeBüH and including all therapies provided

Youth, children and babies:

first appointment

–We charge 90,- €   referring to GeBüH and including an  full  health exam, diagnosis and all therapies

follow up:

– We charge 70,- €   referring to GeBüH including all therapies provided

We reserve 1 hour for the first appointment of adults and 40 minutes for follow ups. For children and babies 40 minutes  are reserved  for the first appointment and 30 minutes for follow up. The duration of sessions in fact can be different according to the needs of your case.

Costs of treatment with privat insurance plans, additional insurances and social security benefits (Beihilfe)

As a rule, patients with private insurance plans, receiving social security benefits or with additional private health plans get their treatment costs entirely or partially reimbursed. Please check if our services are included within your contract.

Private invoices are made in accordance with the naturopath’s scale of charges (GeBüH), according to the treatment you have received.

As prices of members holding public insurances refer to the GeBüH, their prices can be used as a random orientation of privat patients.

Should your insurance company or other sponsor be unwilling to cover the treatment costs, it is up to you to decide whether you want to make a financial contribution to your health.