Zuzahlungen und/oder Eigenanteile der Krankenhilfe für Pflegekind/er beantragen

If a foster child's health insurance coverage is not sufficient for necessary measures, the youth welfare office may be able to cover necessary co-payments or personal contributions. As a rule, however, such costs are already covered by the monthly lump sums.

Children and adolescents under the age of 18 who have statutory health insurance are exempt from co-payments for prescription drugs, dressings and medical aids (with the exception of travel costs).

Additional co-payments and co-payments for health care services or health insurance for foster children in full-time care are generally covered by the public youth welfare agency.However, these costs are already covered by the monthly benefits to cover regularly recurring needs and the monthly benefits for one-off and annually recurring special needs. This applies, for example, to co-payments for dentures, visual aids, medication, travel costs or orthodontic services.

Only co-payments that are extraordinary in terms of their nature and extent can be additionally reimbursed in individual cases. However, not all medical services can be covered. Certain services are not covered by the statutory health insurance. This applies above all to measures that are not medically necessary or are more cosmetic in nature. Such measures are not covered by health assistance.

Evidence of the nature and extent of the costs

• Benefits of health care assistance - Co-payments and co-payments care
• Apply for co-payments and/or copayments of health care assistance for foster child/ren
• Responsible: Youth Welfare Office

Youth Welfare Office