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Health coverage - DKV

Jonathan
Mar 6, 2012
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Question

I am just looking at my current mutuelle coverage and I was hoping someone could clarify a few things for me.

I currently have Euromut coverage (compulsory, complimentary, Hospitalia and Dentalia) and was wondering if I need anything else?

Hospitalia only covers hospital stays up to EUR 12,500, would I be advised to take out Hospitalia Plus, or should scrap both of these and take out DKV?

On DKV - can anyone clarify what DKV actually covers? Do I need both Euromut and DKV?

Also, can someone explain to me how the Vlaamse Zorgverzekering fits into my overall health coverage?

Any info would great!

TIA

best

Unless you envisage a very major operation, your Hospitalia coverage of 12,500€ should be sufficient. Don't forget, that your Euromut mutuelle already covers part of the costs and Hospitalia is for the "extras", single room, etc...

Mar 6, 2012 14:46