Hospital List: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how the Hospital List provides access to subsidized care and which requirements you must meet to ensure your hospital is covered.
The Hospital List is a registry that determines which healthcare facilities are eligible to provide subsidized hospital care to residents.
Who it's for
This scheme is available to all residents. If you are a resident, you qualify to have your hospital care managed through this system, which ensures that medical facilities meet the necessary standards to provide care that is part of the national healthcare framework.
What you get
When you use a facility included on the list, you receive access to subsidized hospital care. This system ensures that the medical services provided in these specific hospitals are integrated into the national healthcare structure, allowing for organized and subsidized medical treatment for residents.
What it costs you
While the care is subsidized, you are still responsible for your personal financial obligations under your health insurance. This includes paying your standard insurance deductible. You should consult your specific insurance policy to understand the exact amount of your deductible and how it applies to your hospital visits.
The catch to know
The most important thing to remember is that coverage is not automatic for every medical facility. You must ensure that the hospital you intend to visit is specifically included on the list for your particular insurance plan. Using a hospital that is not on your plan's approved list could change how your costs are handled.
How to apply
- Identify the hospital or medical facility where you intend to receive care.
- Verify that this facility is included on the official Hospital List.
- Contact your insurance provider to confirm that the facility is covered under your specific insurance plan.
- Review your insurance policy to understand how your deductible will be applied to the visit.
- Visit the official portal for more information: https://www.bag.admin.ch