- General medication
- Specialist treatments
- Diagnostic tests
- Preventive treatments and surgeries
- Hospitalisation
It follows a co-payment system in which you have to pay a certain amount each time you receive treatment. It includes emergencies and individual hospital assistance.
This type of coverage is ideal for people that usually don’t have to receive medical treatments. The co-payment reduces the cost of the insurance premium, but for someone that usually needs hospital assistance several times per year, it would be better to opt for a more comprehensive coverage without co-payment.