With a Danica Children´s Health Insurance, you can also provide your children with good treatment options. The children’s health insurance gives your children access to treatment at private hospitals and with chiropractors, physiotherapists, and psychologists if they fall ill.
Your adult child can log in and use the child health insurance themselves. You just need to register your child by logging in the first time. After that, the child must log in, and file a claim themselves.
If a doctor has determined that your child needs an examination or treatment, you can file a claim.
Use Children’s Health Insurance
The insurance covers your biological children/adopted children regardless of their residence, as well as stepchildren who live at the same address as you.
To take out the insurance, you must have Danica Health Insurance via your employer. You can add the children’s health insurance yourself if is not already included via your employer. The insurance only covers expenses for treatment after our approval.
You can see your existing insurance covers in Netpension.
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Insurance conditions
Together with your statement of cover, we sent you the insurance conditions applying to you by ordinary mail or in your e-Boks. You received the insurance conditions either when you established your pension scheme, or if your pension scheme was subsequently changed.
New insurance conditions as from 1 January 2020
We changed the insurance conditions at 1 January 2020. When the changes come into effect for you, you can see the insurance conditions applying to you in Netpension.
If you established your pension scheme after 17 November 2005, you can always see the insurance conditions applying to you in your pension overview in Netpension.
Information on insurance product
To ensure greater transparency, you must be able to compare Danica Pension’s non-life insurance products with those of other companies. This is pursuant to an EU directive which came into force on 1 October 2018. We must inform you of this right before you enter into an agreement with us, and you can find answers as to what (On Danish only), where and how the insurance covers here.