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Costs and insurance
Would you like to come to U-center for treatment? Then naturally you would like to know whether treatment is covered by your health insurance. In most cases this is possible, though cover varies depending on which country you are living in and the terms of your health insurance.
1. Coverage by health insurance
Military personnel stationed in Europe
U-center also frequently treats US NATO personnel and affiliated contractors who are on active duty at military and airforce bases around Europe, for example in Belgium, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. The health insurance costs for NATO personnel and family members are covered by:
- Tricare
- Blueshield/Bluecross
Professionals and expats working in Europe
Due to our central location on mainland Europe, U-center often treats professionals and expat clients who work for multinationals around Europe, and in particular from Belgium and Luxembourg. Some of our clients, for example, work for companies in Brussels, or are civil servants working for the European institutions. Others work in the financial sector in Luxembourg and Switzerland. The following insurers cover treatment at U-center in full or in part. Whether you need to pay a premium depends on your insurance.
- Cigna
- Aetna / Afspa
- Blueshield/Bluecross (BCBS) / GMMI
- JSIS
- MSH International
- Henner insurance
Luxembourg
Every Luxembourg citizen is eligible for treatment at U-center. The costs are fully covered by:
- CNS
Belgium
Certain treatments are covered by the Belgian health insurance funds. Cover is also valid for U-center’s treatment programme in English. For further details, contact our communication centre or check our Flemish website.
www.u-center.beNetherlands
In the Netherlands, mental health care (Geestelijke Gezondheidszorg or GGZ) is covered by the basic health insurance. This means that treatment at U-center will mainly be covered by your health insurance, excluding your personal own risk, and a contribution for additional activities and services.
www.u-center.nlAdditional costs
2. contribution for additional activities and services
Only applicable for international clients that have a Dutch health insurance. Certain costs are by law not covered by health insurers in the Netherlands. These concern costs related to the additional facilities and amenities we offer at U-center, all of which are a positive part of our healing environment, contributing to your well-being. These include, among others:
- The therapy sessions 'Oxygen for the Soul', 'Yoga', and 'Energy and Balance': These activities are designed to support and improve your mental and physical health.
- Access to our wellness facilities: For relaxation and recovery, you can use our swimming pool, sauna, and Turkish steam bath.
- Additional services from our service center: Our service staff will assist you in booking facilities such as bike rentals and appointments with the hairdresser, masseuse, and beautician.
For these additional amenities, we are required to ask a contribution for additional services of 4000 euro* (€4850,- for admissions from January 1, 2025), since this is not covered by any insurance in the Netherlands. If you have an international health insurance, like mentioned above, there will be no extra costs for you.
Privately funded clients
We also have privately funded clients at U-center. Even if your health insurer does not cover your costs either in part or in full, you may still like to come to U-center for treatment. Please contact us if this is the case to find out more.
* This contribution is indexed annually to ensure the quality of care, services, and facilities we provide. The indexation is implemented as of January 1st of each new year. For clients admitted from January 1st onward, the new rate applies.
For more information about the contribution, you can contact our communication center.
3. Optional personal care
U-center offers various personal care options. You can make an appointment with our beautician, hairdresser or for a pedicure. There is an additional charge for these services.