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Started by MattSki_score in Ski Chatter 21-May-2013 - 9 Replies
Bedrock barney
reply to 'Seasonaires Health Insurance' posted Sep-2013
you get real metal dog tags with the policy documents! I'm not sure if they are supposed to be worn?!
slippy slidey snow......me likey!
SwingBeep
reply to 'Seasonaires Health Insurance' posted Sep-2013
If you are an EU citizen you shouldn't need health insurance, it's not the same as seasonaires travel insurance http://seasonjunkie.com/seasonaire-insuranc/
If you have an EHIC card you will be able to access the French healthcare system. There's lots of info on what to do and how to claim back most of the charges on the Centre of European and International Liaisons for Social Security website http://www.cleiss.fr/presentation/index_en.html and there is a list of doctors here: http://www.doctoralia.fr/ try to find one who charges the official social security rate "Conventionné secteur 1" as they only charge €23 for a consultation 70% of which is reimbursable whereas a "Conventionné secteur 2" doctor can charge what he wants (usually €50) of which only 70% of €23 is reimbursable http://www.ameli.fr/assures/soins-et-remboursements/combien-serez-vous-rembourse/index.php It might be a good idea to go and see one of the doctors upon arrival to check things out.
Make sure you keep a claim form for your Carre Neige handy as I think you have to make a claim within 7 days of having an accident.
If you have an EHIC card you will be able to access the French healthcare system. There's lots of info on what to do and how to claim back most of the charges on the Centre of European and International Liaisons for Social Security website http://www.cleiss.fr/presentation/index_en.html and there is a list of doctors here: http://www.doctoralia.fr/ try to find one who charges the official social security rate "Conventionné secteur 1" as they only charge €23 for a consultation 70% of which is reimbursable whereas a "Conventionné secteur 2" doctor can charge what he wants (usually €50) of which only 70% of €23 is reimbursable http://www.ameli.fr/assures/soins-et-remboursements/combien-serez-vous-rembourse/index.php It might be a good idea to go and see one of the doctors upon arrival to check things out.
Make sure you keep a claim form for your Carre Neige handy as I think you have to make a claim within 7 days of having an accident.
Topic last updated on 29-September-2013 at 20:05