Insurance, massage

Insurance

Coverage. 

Do you have insurance that can pay for your treatments? Many actually cover body treatments

Leisure and accident insurance

If you have been in an accident or have been injured in some other way, your leisure or full-time accident insurance may cover your treatment costs.

Health, hospital and medical insurance

If you have not taken out insurance yourself, you can check whether you have one through your work. Many companies offer insurance to their employees, including Codan, PFA, Tryg, Danica, etc.

How do you use your insurance?

We work with most insurance companies. In order to get your treatments covered, you must contact your insurance company before your treatment if you want to be sure if they cover it. Not all of them cover retroactively.

You will have to pay for the treatment yourself. You will be given a receipt that you can submit to your insurance company.

Requirements from insurance companies

Insurance companies have different requirements and rules, so it is important that you contact your insurance company when you need to use it.

Is massage covered by your insurance?

Massage is only covered if your permit is issued specifically for massage. Your insurance company must allow for “free choice of therapist” or that the therapist is a Registered Alternative Therapist (RAB).

You are welcome to write to klinikken@hiklin.dk if you are interested in knowing more.

Our RAB approved therapists are: Jan Nordqvist, Tina Gregersen, Anna Nielsen and Kim Bue Rasmussen.

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