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Early detection of cancer: what examinations are there?
With screening, cancer or certain cancer precursors can be detected before they cause symptoms. The chances of healing thus often improve.
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Second opinion: when can a second medical opinion be sought?
Deciding whether or not to have an operation is often difficult. A second medical opinion can help. In some cases, people with statutory insurance benefit from a specific procedure.
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Out-of-hospital intensive care – care for those with a critical illness
Critically ill people sometimes require special intensive care. This article provides information about how out-of-hospital intensive care is prescribed and the associated benefits and costs.
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Patients’ rights: what you are entitled to
It is important that patients understand their own rights. This article explains which patient rights exist and what doctors’ obligations are.
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Therapeutic services
Physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, podology and nutritional therapy are all among the therapeutic services to which people with statutory health insurance are entitled.
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IGeL – overview of self-payer services
In Germany, “IGeL” are individual health services that are not normally paid for by statutory health insurance providers.
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Medication costs – insurance cover and co-payments
When a doctor prescribes medication for a patient, most of the cost is covered by the health insurance funds. Read on to find out what costs are covered and what has to be paid by patients themselves.
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Prenatal care: check-ups and counseling
Regular check-ups during pregnancy are important for both mother and baby. They allow risks or complications to be detected and treated at an early stage.