Co-payment rules and progression

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Topic: Inpatient Care

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Primary source: https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/station%C3%A4re-pflege

Quick Info

EEE is the facility-uniform co-payment. In Salusmax's terminology, it means the personal co-payment stays the same within one facility for care levels 2 to 5.

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  • At which step does the rising subsidy play a role?: In the residence-duration step, the subsidy for care-related co-payments rises from 15% in the first year to 75% from the fourth year.
  • Prerequisite for the same co-payment from care level 2 to 5: What must be present?: Prerequisite: the comparison must be within one facility. Then the personal co-payment stays the same for care levels 2 to 5.

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What does EEE mean in inpatient care?

EEE is the facility-uniform co-payment. In Salusmax's terminology, it means the personal co-payment stays the same within one facility for care levels 2 to 5.

At which step does the rising subsidy play a role?

In the residence-duration step, the subsidy for care-related co-payments rises from 15% in the first year to 75% from the fourth year.

Prerequisite for the same co-payment from care level 2 to 5: What must be present?

Prerequisite: the comparison must be within one facility. Then the personal co-payment stays the same for care levels 2 to 5.

Sources

  1. https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/station%C3%A4re-pflege

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