Insured medical footcare at BonFeet Footcare

 

What is insured foot care?

Insured foot care is a treatment fully covered by the basic health insurance for people with an increased risk of foot wounds. The goal is to prevent wounds and complications that could lead to amputations.

Not all treatments performed by a medical pedicure are covered. You are only entitled to reimbursement from the basic insurance for medically necessary foot care if you have a chronic condition and an increased risk of foot wounds.

How can I qualify?

To qualify for insured foot care, you must first visit a podiatrist with a referral from your general practitioner, diabetes nurse, or primary care professional (POH).

After a thorough examination, the podiatrist will determine your care profile and create a personal treatment plan. This plan shows whether you need medically necessary foot care. Only medically necessary foot care is reimbursed by your insurance.

Insured foot care focuses only on areas of the foot where wounds may develop. Everything else falls under additional care (“meerzorg”). This part you pay for yourself.

Who is it for?

Insured foot care is for people with care profiles 2, 3, or 4, as determined by a podiatrist. These are individuals with an increased risk of foot wounds, such as:

  • Diabetes type 1 or 2
  • Neurological conditions (e.g., Parkinson’s, MS)
  • Reduced circulation or loss of sensation
  • Chronic illnesses that slow wound healing

Fees for insured Foot Care

The fee for a treatment is €56.

The amount reimbursed through your podiatry care pathway will be deducted from this fee. You only pay the remaining balance.

The amount you pay depends on the reimbursement applicable to your podiatrist. When you book your appointment, we will inform you in advance of the amount that applies to you.

Booking an appointment

Appointments can only be made via:

Important booking policy:

  • Please cancel at least 24 hours in advance
  • Late cancellations or no-shows = full treatment fee charged
  • Insurance does not reimburse missed appointments, and no exceptions can be made
  • Your feet must be clean and free of nail polish at the time of treatment.