Normal, als Ü50 alles beim Frauenarzt selbst zahlen zu müssen?
Eine Arbeitskollegin war nach 2 Jahren wieder beim Frauenarzt, da sie bestimmte Wechseljahresbeschwerden hatte.
Als sie dort war, hat sie alles geschildert und man hat ihr die Therapiemöglichkeiten, die laut Ärztin medizinisch auch notwendig wären, aufgezeigt. Dann hieß es, sie müsse sowohl für notwendigen Ultraschall (nicht Vorsorge, sondern zur Diagnostik), als auch für Abstrich insgesamt 100 Euro bezahlen. Ist das normal oder nicht?
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“Quality” when the IGel performance is calculated although necessary for diagnostics. Does she have a spiral? In this case, unfortunately, it actually has bad luck because every ultrasound automatically applies to position control, which is to be paid. However, I do not find an option in which this (at the case of legal KV) would have to be paid. I want her to file the bill with her KK, maybe she’ll be refunded.
In doubt, it helps to ask.
It has been found that it was a new female doctor, who does not quite know about cash benefits and private services. When my mother reported again, the speech-time help meant that the problem would be known and my mother naturally gets the diagnostics for free. Then another doctor. She hasn’t experienced anything like that. 😀
It’s not normal.
If she is privately insured, that is normal
If it is legally insured, I would ask the KK whether it is so right.
In private insurance, it’s normal to go in advance – but they’ll take care of it anyway.
With what you write, I’d be megasceptical and would be looking for another female doctor. Doesn’t sound serious.
Also brand the doctor on the Internet. It’s important and right.
I’m just trying to figure out