Muss ich den RTW selbst bezahlen?
Hallo,
ich hab mir vorhin (ca. 20h30) tief in den Finger geschnitten und kann den Finger nicht mehr spüren oder knicken. Geblutet hat es auch zunächst stark. Ich wurde sehr panisch und habe lange mit mir gerungen, dann habe ich aber doch einen RTW gerufen (da ich allein lebe).
Meine Frage ist, ob ich dem RTW nun selbst bezahlen muss und ob ich nun sogar eine Straftat begangen habe (Missbrauch).
Das macht mir gerade echt Sorge, mehr als der Finger.
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Probably not. The RTW will certainly have organized a “transport ticket” in the emergency room.
A RTW is paid only if it is transported, provided there is no actual emergency call abuse. You haven’t done the emergency call, so no one can blame you for any abuse.
If you know what I’ve been driving as an ambulance, I might have picked up a taxi at the most…
Aside from the panic, it might not have been necessary to call a RTW, that’s what makes me real.
You’re Laie. In this situation, you have no possibility of assessing it objectively and you should therefore always call the rescue service in case of doubt 🙂
You then telephoned with an expert and this person seems to have thought that an assignment sounds justified 🙂
So please don’t worry about it and don’t even listen to debes you’d have done something wrong:)
Not completely unfounded. elsewhere, perhaps someone had a heart attack and the RTW could not come (currently) because someone cut his finger. I’d have been able to go to KrHs alone.
You’re just calling the lead anyway. The calltaker decides and not you. As long as you don’t call completely groundless and for fun, nothing will happen to you.
Yeah, that’s what I’m gonna do. Actually, I never call a RTW for fear of the consequences.
A few years ago I had a real panic attack at night and at that time too much fear of calling the RTW that I went to the KH at night by 3.
They told me that I could call one, I guess this time I called for the panic and that’s why.
I’m really trying to blame myself.
This comment is unfounded.
It was completely OK to call the RD and it is presumptuous to make the FS here with such a horror story a bad conscience.
No, you didn’t do anything wrong. If anything happens and you get panic, because no one is there, I’ll find it all right. Usually this also pays the insurance
It wasn’t a crime, it was an emergency. As long as you’re insured, you don’t have to pay him.
You thought it was an emergency, so the KTW is paid by your health insurance – whether you had to be taken or not. You can’t blame that.
You only pay €10.
The first thing that was said was a energized “That’s not an emergency.” That’s what makes me more bamboos than anyway.
Whether it’s an emergency, you can’t decide. That’s why you can’t blame yourself for being panicked.
If you are not driving or the ride was not necessary, you can be charged. This is regulated in my knowledge and can be really expensive:
5 to a maximum of 10€;)
That’s the law.
The 10euro are the contribution of the health insurance, then you have to pay
If you have to pay the ride, it’s three digits.
Is the amount actually due for emergency trips? In the medical transport, he’ll be as good as ever, but also in emergency?
But you have to pay the ride yourself first. When I think of the bored village Alki, who orders us 3 times a day for dizziness, he never pays that…
This is only the legal payment. The costs are taken over by the sickness fund.
Should be done much more often. But thanks for the hint of what the Faktura is doing, you rarely get on the car.
Yes, even in case of emergency:)
If the normal payment contribution is due, it is also due in case of necessary items, except one has an exemption:)
Yeah, you’re right. I’ve also rarely experienced that patients have to pay for it themselves, but as RS/NSF you don’t get it with idR eh. You have your transport ticket and if the KK takes over or bills you never see:D
To date, I have seen more often that at least individual KKs will get the costs back when someone with alk has been pulled out of any disco 🙂