Which fee
can you expect?
Reimbursement of your treatment
Referral & basic insurance
For reimbursement of treatment at Brevias, you need a referral from your dentist, GP or other specialist. Almost all treatments we offer (with the exception of implantology) are covered by the basic health insurance. Please note that your compulsory health insurance excess may apply regardless of whether you seek treatment at Brevias or at a hospital.
No contracts & own contribution
As a new clinic, Brevias does not yet have contracts with health insurers. It is therefore possible that your insurer will not reimburse the full NZa rate and will normally charge a co-payment. In order not to create an additional barrier, we waive this co-payment: at Brevias, you therefore pay no more than you would at a regular hospital (excluding any excess).
Invoicing via Infomedics
Billing and invoicing are done via Infomedics. You receive the invoice from them; you pay the part reimbursed by your insurer via Infomedics to Brevias. Please note that your treatment may not be fully reimbursed by the insurer, but that the non-reimbursed co-payment is waived by Brevias and is therefore not for your account.
Non-reimbursed care
For treatment with implants, you will receive a cost estimate in advance as this (single tooth replacement with implants) is usually not covered by the basic insurance.
Depending on your (possibly supplementary/dental) insurance, some of these costs could be covered by your insurance but we advise you to inquire about this (with the cost estimate we provide) with your insurer.
Complaints scheme
Despite all of us doing our utmost to treat and guide you in the best possible way, you may of course still be dissatisfied with your treatment.
We would like to hear from you as soon as possible via info@brevias.nl so that we can get in touch with you about it. Should you still wish to make an official complaint afterwards, you can use our complaints procedure through the KNMT by filling in the form at this link. You will receive a response to your complaint within 30 working days.