Supplementary Health Insurance (SHI)

What is Supplementary Health Insurance?
The brief definition of supplementary health insurance is a health insurance that has been created for people covered by the Social Security Institution to benefit from health services more comprehensively and at affordable prices. Treatment expenses not covered by the Social Security Institution or exceeding the price limits can be met in the most advantageous way thanks to the Supplementary Health Insurance Supplementary Health Insurance, which is a state-sponsored health insurance in this respect, allows you to benefit from health services in a more functional way with outpatient and inpatient treatment opportunities. At the same time, it paves the way for you to receive a budget-friendly service at affordable prices.

Services Covered by Supplementary Health Insurance
Supplementary health insurance allows you to be examined 9/10 times a year (depending on the insurance company). You will have the opportunity to be examined easily for routine checks for minor illnesses or for more serious illnesses. You can also benefit from free analyses and laboratory services.

In inpatient treatment facilities, you can access a wide range of health services such as surgery, room and board, companionship, medication, intensive care and doctor follow-up. All these treatment costs are covered by insurance. Your insurance company covers the costs without taking any money out of your pocket, and if you have a disease that requires hospitalisation, both your budget and your health will be secured.

Advantages of Supplementary Health Insurance
The amounts of treatment expenditures that the SSI pays a certain part of, but still exceed the limit, are paid by the insurance, both helping your budget economically and eliminating the obligation to limit yourself while receiving health care.

Another advantage of supplementary health insurance is manifested in serious health problems. When you are faced with a longer and serious treatment process, accommodation and similar applications are also covered by the insurance.

Supplementary health insurance offers you the opportunity to create and determine the premium fees required by insurance companies in different ways according to the age group, health status and limits of the assurances required by the people who want to have insurance.

Anyone with SSI and not over the age of 69 can purchase this policy. The insurance policy of the newborn baby can be issued alone 14 days after birth.