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Germany has mandatory health insurances, with both a private and public system. By default you’re in the public system and can opt into private insurances if yo
by dgellow 5mo ago
Germany has mandatory health insurances, with both a private and public system. By default you’re in the public system and can opt into private insurances if you have a high income (the threshold increases every year, moving more people to the public system over time).
When you have to pay a co-pay it is 5€ per prescription. You don’t pay for generalists, and do not pay for specialists if you get a recommendation from a generalist first.
There is no deductible.
Not everything is covered though, dental care often has limited coverage (only for the most basic services), so you end up paying yourself.
I never heard of a healthcare saving account, that’s an interesting and strange concept