Rates
Rates
We work as non-contracted midwives. We made this choice to safeguard the quality of our care.
How does it work?
We work as non-contracted midwives. This means that on top of the statutory rate paid by your health insurance fund, we charge a supplement (fee). We made this choice tosafeguard the quality of our care.
These supplements allow us to:
- take enough time per consultation
- offer high-quality, personal care
They cover, among other things:
- file costs and follow-up booklet
- mileage allowance
- telephone availability
- weekend and on-call duties
- continuing education
- medical materials
Reimbursement
These costs are (partly to fully) reimbursed via your hospitalisation insurance, depending on your policy. Ask your own hospitalisation insurer about the exact conditions.
Payment
- Visits are settled immediately (contactless)
- Each month you receive an overview for your insurance; this document makes reimbursement possible
Rates and reimbursement
We apply the third-party payer system with your health insurance fund. This means that the largest part of midwifery care is reimbursed directly by the fund.
You only pay the statutory co-payment and a practice supplement:
- On weekdays
- € 50 to € 65
- per consultation
- At weekends and on public holidays
- € 75 to € 80
- per consultation
Do you have hospitalisation insurance? Many insurers reimburse the co-payment and the supplements for prenatal and postnatal care partly or fully. Feel free to check with your insurer.
Frequently asked questions about our rates
What does non-contracted mean?
Non-contracted midwives charge a supplement (fee) on top of the statutory rate paid by your health insurance fund. At Juno we make this choice so we can take enough time per consultation and offer high-quality, personal care.
What do I pay myself per consultation?
Through the third-party payer system, the largest part is reimbursed directly by your health insurance fund. You only pay the statutory co-payment and a practice supplement: € 50 to € 65 per consultation on weekdays, € 75 to € 80 at weekends and on public holidays.
Is the supplement reimbursed?
Often, yes. Many hospitalisation insurers reimburse the co-payment and the supplements for prenatal and postnatal care partly or fully. Ask your own insurer about the exact conditions; each month you receive an overview from us for your insurance.
Questions about our rates?
Feel free to contact your midwife. We’re happy to explain everything calmly during a free introductory meeting.
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