Complementary Health Insurance
SGK plus the private hospital difference
Complementary health insurance works on top of SGK. You are treated at a contracted private hospital, SGK pays its share, and the policy covers the difference. It costs noticeably less than full private health insurance because it is not doing the whole job alone.
What it covers
What to watch for
- You must be an active SGK member. Without SGK the policy does not work at all.
- It only functions at hospitals contracted with both SGK and the insurer — a narrower list than full private health cover.
- Treatments SGK does not recognise fall outside the scope.
- Outpatient visits are typically limited per year.
- Where SGK pays nothing, the policy generally pays nothing either.
Who it is for
People with SGK who want private hospital treatment without the full cost of private health insurance. It is the most common middle path for salaried employees.
The whole value of this product is the hospital list. A policy that does not include the hospital you would actually go to is cheap for a reason. We start from where you live and which hospitals you would use, then work backwards to the policy.
Frequently asked
What is the difference from private health insurance?
What happens if I lose my SGK cover?
Can I use any private hospital?
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