| If you are covered by one of the
major health insurance schemes it may
cover the cost of treatment at the
IMC. (Before undergoing any kind of
private treatment, you should always
check with your insurance company to
ensure that you have adequate cover
for the treatment required.)
The Hospital accepts most Egypt
private health insurance schemes such
as BUPA and PPP but you should always
check with your insurer to see whether
you are covered for treatment at the
IMC. For example, low cost BUPA
network products may not cover
inpatient and daycare treatment. The
Hospital's Inpatient Accounts
Department can also provide guidance.
Hospital bills for inpatient and
day care treatment can generally be
settled directly with your insurance
company, but for outpatient
investigations and treatment, you will
usually be required to pay the
hospital and seek reimbursement from
your insurance company.
For further information on
insurance schemes accepted please
telephone Inpatient Accounts on +020
4774584. |
| If you do not have health insurance,
and are not being sponsored by your
company or embassy, you will of course
have to pay for treatment yourself.
For some patients, our Fixed Price
Treatment scheme may be appropriate.
This scheme ensures that you know in
advance what your operation will cost
and can therefore budget accordingly.
To find out more about Fixed Price
Treatments please go to the side menu. |
| The Hospital accepts all major
credit cards, cash and personal
cheques from Egypt banks if supported
by a bankers card. |
| The Hospital has credit arrangements
with some companies. In such cases the
patient must provide a letter of
guarantee authorizing the tests or
treatment to be carried out. |
| The Hospital has credit arrangements
with some embassies. In such cases the
patient must provide a letter of
guarantee authorizing the tests or
treatment to be carried out. |
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All medical fees relating to
specialist consultations and treatment
are separate from any hospital charges
and therefore need to be settled
directly with the specialist(s)
concerned.
To find out more about Fixed Price
Treatments please go to the side menu.
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