When you incur high medical care costs
The copayment for medical care costs you can be required to pay is capped. If your copayment calculated based on a certain standards exceeds this maximum, the excess amount will be paid as “High-Cost Medical Care Benefits”.
- When you want to reduce the amount of medical care costs you pay at the medical care institution
- When you face high copayments for medical care or long-term care
When you want to reduce the amount of medical care costs you pay at the medical care institution
We recommend using a Myna health insurance card. By doing so and consenting to provide your cost-sharing maximum amount information, you will not need a Certificate of Application of Maximum Copayment Amount.
| Required documents: | Request for issuance of Maximum Co-payment Certificate for Health Insurance Example |
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| Applies to: | Insured persons or dependents whose copayment amounts for one month are expected to exceed their individual cost-sharing maximum amounts in the following cases:
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| Address inquiries to: | Health Insurance Society |
| Notes: | You can use this system for both inpatient and outpatient costs. |
When you face high copayments for medical care or long-term care
| Applies to: | Insured persons paying copayments for both medical care and long-term care for all individuals in the same household, for whom the total copayment amount paid under both systems over a one-year period exceeds the maximum amount |
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| Address inquiries to: | Health Insurance Society |
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