Cure & allowance

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1. Sanatorium course/allowances
• Reimbursement of costs by aid agencies under the aid directives.
• Application via the family doctor, possibly also via the district doctor.
• Eligible under Section 6 Public Service Aid Code, State-recognized sanatorium in accordance with Section 7 (4) of the State aid rules.

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Facts: - Guest pays everything himself/invoices for the sanatorium stay, - separate invoices (stay, therapeutic treatments, medical bills and prescriptions) - Payment on site, then submission of the bill to the aid agency or own insurance company. This financial support, also known as grants or grants, can cover part of the costs of the cure.

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The whole house is recognized as a sanatorium for naturopathic treatments:

During the sanatorium cure, various therapies and treatments are offered, which may vary depending on individual needs and the type of illness. This often includes physiotherapy measures, exercise, massages, baths with special additives such as healing clay, as well as a balanced diet and rest periods. By offering targeted therapies, a sanatorium cure can help guests improve their health and live more active and fulfilling lives.

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2. Private health insurance companies
• Reimbursement of costs according to the agreed tariff

Facts: - possibly Ask health insurance whether a cure is included in your own contract, - a daily allowance may be paid.

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3. Outpatient preventive and rehabilitation treatment (spa treatment)
• Application via the family doctor.
• payment of bathing medical expenses,
• Medical expenses at contract rates (10% own contribution) and subsidy for pension costs.
• The decision regarding reimbursement of costs must be clarified with the appropriate authority before arrival.

Please note that lump sum payments are not possible in this case, as you need detailed individual statements for the relevant job.

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Facts: - Statutory health insurance - 21 days spa stay (consultation with your own health insurance company for less than 21 days) - to be applied for by the general practitioner (approval possible every 4 years)

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Possible through naturopathic care, felke treatments. (Not for fasting, this may be prescribed locally)

Please bring documents (laboratory, X-ray images, etc.). -Ask the health insurance company for daily allowance for pension costs, which will be billed separately with health insurance

- Treatment must be approved before the start of the spa, then please plan your journey first and let us know what has been approved for you.

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