The basic module covers an annual amount of up to DKK 1 million for your expenses for quick treatment at a private hospital or a medical specialist. If you have other modules, you may be covered for up to DKK 1.5 million a year. You can see the amount in Netpension or in the policy you received via e-Boks. 

The basic module covers your expenses for: 

• Consultations and preliminary examinations and subsequent treatment 
• Your own meals, accommodation and care at the private hospital during inpatient treatment. 
• Surgical treatment – both outpatient and inpatient treatment. Medical or other treatment is covered only in connection with inpatient treatment 
• Post-treatment check-up – including several check-ups, if needed 
• Post-surgical outpatient rehabilitation in Denmark. Rehabilitation must take place in a private hospital or at medical specialist or physiotherapist clinic with referral by a doctor. Your insurance covers a maximum amount equal to the subsidy for rehabilitation in accordance with the collective agreement with the public authorities. 

This module offers you treatment by a number of therapists. This includes:

• medicine during the first six months after the first date of treatment
• treatment by a physiotherapist, an osteopath or a chiropractor – either a reasonable and necessary number of treatments when using a therapist from our network or a maximum of 12 treatments by a therapist of your choice per 12-month period
• a maximum of 12 treatments by a reflexologist per 12-month period
• a maximum of 12 treatments by an acupuncturist per 12-month period
• consultation with a psychologist – either a reasonable and necessary number of consultations when using a psychologist from our network or a maximum of 12 consultations with a certified psychologist of your choice per 12-month period. We cover a maximum of 12 treatments for the same reason by a psychologist of your choice, however.
• examination and treatment by a psychiatrist within our network
• treatment by a dietician – if your BMI is above 30 or if the treatment by the dietician is part of a course of treatment for another illness

This module covers medical treatment at a private hospital abroad, and you are eligible to get assistance in your own home. Your insurance also covers a convalescence or treatment stay. Module 2 covers an annual amount of up to 1.5 million.

Maximum cover

• Up to 30 hours of temporary assistance in the home
• Inpatient convalescence and treatment for a maximum amount of DKK 45,000
• Treatment abroad which is offered in Denmark with a maximum of 30 percent above the Danish price
• Treatment abroad which is not offered in Denmark for a maximum amount of DKK 200,000
• Transportation to and from treatment abroad for a maximum amount of DKK 10,000 for a return airline ticket
• Transportation for an accompanying person for treatment abroad for a maximum amount of DKK 10,000 for a return airline ticket
• Accommodation for an accompanying person for treatment abroad for a maximum daily amount of DKK 2,000

A company pension scheme may include a health insurance extended with Module 3, which also covers your children if they fall ill or have an accident and need treatment.

If your employer has not included Module 3 in your health insurance, you can choose to take out Danica Children’s Health Insurance instead. The insurance will be set up as a personal policy independently of your employer.

Learn more about personal health insurance for your children

Which children are covered?

The insurance covers the children from the age of 0 to 24, and it covers the following children:

• Your biological and adopted children aged 0 to 24
• The biological and adopted children aged 0 to 24 of your spouse. The child or children must be registered at your address at the time when the illness or their condition following an accident is diagnosed
• The biological and adopted children aged 0 to 24 of your cohabitant. The child or children must be registered at your address at the time when the illness or their condition following an accident is diagnosed. Cover is subject to you having lived with your cohabitant in a conjugal relationship at a shared address for at least two years before the diagnosis of the illness or the condition following an accident is given. In order to share an address you must be registered at the same address in the Danish National Register.

Children's Health Insurance covers

• Consultations and preliminary examinations in a private hospital or at medical specialists
• Surgical treatment – both outpatient and inpatient treatment
• Medical treatment is covered only in connection with inpatient treatment
• Accommodation and meals for a companion according to Danica Pension's assessment
• Post-treatment check-up
• Post-surgical outpatient rehabilitation in Denmark
• Treatments at physiotherapist, chiropractor, osteopath, acupuncturist, reflexologist and psychologist

A company health insurance cover may include module 4, which provides the employees with the opportunity for treatment of alcohol, drug and other addictions.

This module is not available if you have a personal health insurance cover.

• ADDIS test, that gives a diagnosis of dependence of medicine and/or alcohol
• Preliminary examination and treatment of dependence of medicine and/or alcohol
• Preliminary examination and treatment of dependence of other drugs
• Medicine
• Follow-up consultation

The insurance covers expenses incurred for up to two sessions of treatment of dependence of medicine, alcohol and/or other drugs until the insurance expires.

We cover provided that:

• there is a realistic chance that you will recover in the opinion of the attending practitioner at the place of treatment
• any former treatment covered by the insurance has been completed
• the place of treatment is situated in Denmark and is on our list of approved places of treatment. The list is updated regularly

• The first three months after the insurance cover has been set up as a personal cover
• Illnesses which, according to general medical assessment, are incurable
• Treatment which cannot significantly or permanently improve the condition
• Chronic conditions diagnosed before the insurance cover entered into force
• If criteria for treatment in the public healthcare system are not met
• Examination and treatment that are of a general or preventive nature
• Cosmetic treatment
• Dental treatment
• Fertility treatment
• Injuries occurring in connection with professional sports

You can learn more about the areas not covered by the insurance under the conditions in Netpension