Costs & insurance
My practice sees privately insured patients, families entitled to Beihilfe (the German civil-servant allowance), self-paying patients, and statutorily insured patients under the cost reimbursement procedure (§ 13 (3) SGB V).
- Private health insurance: treatment is billed according to the official German fee schedule for private medical services. Depending on your policy, costs are typically reimbursed in full or in part by your insurer. It is worth checking your policy’s coverage of outpatient psychotherapy in advance.
- International / expat insurance plans: many international plans cover outpatient psychotherapy; the details depend on your individual policy. I am happy to provide a written cost estimate that you can submit to your insurer before treatment begins.
- Beihilfe: for entitled families, billing follows the applicable Beihilfe recommendations.
- Self-pay: you are welcome to cover the costs yourself – with full cost transparency from the outset.
- Statutory insurance (gesetzliche Krankenversicherung): under certain conditions, statutorily insured patients can have treatment in a private practice reimbursed via the cost reimbursement procedure (§ 13 (3) SGB V). I will gladly help you with the necessary steps.
If you have any questions about costs or reimbursement, I will be happy to assist you – transparently and before treatment begins.
