Common use of Expenses of medical treatment Clause in Contracts

Expenses of medical treatment. If during the trip of the Insured hospital treatment or outpatient treatment becomes necessary due to accident or severe illness, the Insurer shall organise the medical treatment and shall assume the related expenses (medical examinations, medicine, medical care) up to the amount of Euro 8,000 by Insured. The Insurer undertakes to purchase medicine required in relation to the occurrence of the above insured event and to make it avail- able to the Insured or his treating physician, if the medicine cannot be obtained on the premises. The insurance service shall only extend to the expenses of organisation, delivery and Customs clearance but it shall not include the price of the medicine or related expenses (customs duty, taxes, etc.). The Insurer shall not be obliged to extend the service if the treatment becomes necessary due to an illness or accident which were already treat- ed by doctors or controlled by doctors within six months directly before the stay abroad. The same applies to pregnancy complaints and childbirth. In case of dental complaints the Insurer provides coverage only for emer- gency up to the limit of Euro 150 per tooth for not more than 3 teeth.

Expenses of medical treatment. If during the trip of the Insured hospital treatment or outpatient treatment treat- ment becomes necessary due to accident or severe illness, the Insurer shall organise the medical treatment and shall assume the related expenses (medical examinations, medicine, medical care) up to the amount of Euro 8,000 by Insured. The Insurer undertakes to purchase medicine required in relation to the occurrence of the above insured event and to make it avail- able available to the Insured or his treating physician, if the medicine cannot be obtained on the premises. The insurance service shall only extend to the expenses of organisation, delivery and Customs clearance but it shall not include the price of the medicine or related expenses (customs duty, taxes, etc.). The Insurer shall not be obliged to extend the service if the treatment becomes necessary due to an illness or accident which were already treat- ed treated by doctors or controlled con- trolled by doctors within six months directly before the stay abroad. The same applies to pregnancy complaints and childbirth. In case of dental complaints the Insurer provides coverage only for emer- gency emergency up to the limit of Euro 150 per tooth for not more than 3 teeth.