Muss man mit 15 oder mit 16 was beim Urologen bezahlen?

The costs for a visit to the Urologen may vary depending on the country, health system and individual insurance. Here are some general guidelines:

Germany:

• Under 16 years: In Germany, young people under the age of 16 are usually insured by their parents’ health insurance. Medical visits and medical examinations are usually free.
• From 16 years: From the age of 16 young people usually have their own health insurance. Medical visits are still largely free, but certain studies or treatments may be associated with additional costs.

Austria:

• Under 18 years: Young people under 18 are usually insured by their parents’ health insurance and are entitled to free medical examinations and treatments.
• From 18 years: After 18th birthday, young people usually need their own health insurance. The cost of medical visits may vary depending on insurance and treatment.

Switzerland:

• Until 18 years: Children and adolescents up to the age of 18 are usually insured by the compulsory health insurance of their parents. Medical visits and medical examinations are usually free.
• From 18 years: After 18th birthday, young people need their own health insurance. The cost of medical visits may vary depending on insurance and performance.

General information:

• It is important to note that certain studies or treatments may not be covered by health insurance and may cause additional costs.
• Before the doctor’s visit, it is advisable to inform yourself about the exact benefits and costs of health insurance.
• In some countries there are special programs or initiatives for young people who offer free or cost-effective medical examinations.

It is always a good idea to inform yourself in advance about possible costs to avoid unpleasant surprises. You can also ask directly to the Urologen or your health insurance to get clarity about the costs.