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Severe Disability: the 2-Month Trap - that's Why so Many Auxiliary Applications Fail
Reading time 3 minutesWhether wheelchair, hearing aid or orthosis: The question of whether the health insurance company is taking on an aid is existential for many people with disabilities or chronic illness. At the same time, those affected repeatedly experience delays or rejections. There are clear rules – and effective ways to enforce their own claim. The principle: First check, then approve – but with clear deadlines If an application for an…
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Reading time 3 minutesWhether wheelchair, hearing aid or orthosis: The question of whether the health insurance company is taking on an aid is existential for many people with disabilities or chronic illness. At the same time, those affected repeatedly experience delays or rejections. There are clear rules – and effective ways to enforce their own claim. The principle: First check, then approve – but with clear deadlines If an application for an…
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