How to get treatment at Privathospitalet Mølholm in Denmark
A guide for patients from the EU and EEA
If you live in an EU/EEA country and need medical assessment or treatment, you may be entitled to receive planned healthcare in Denmark and apply for full or partial reimbursement from your national health insurance. The rules vary depending on your country and the type of healthcare you need. We recommend checking your options before arranging your treatment.
At Privathospitalet Mølholm, we welcome international patients and can offer assessment and treatment across a wide range of medical specialties.
How can I receive treatment at Privathospitalet Mølholm?
The process is straightforward:
1. Check your options
Contact your national health insurance provider or National Contact Point for Cross-Border Healthcare. They can tell you:
- Whether your treatment is covered
- Whether you can be treated at a private hospital in Denmark
- Whether you need a referral or prior authorisation
- How much you may be reimbursed
- Which documents you need
It is important to check this before your treatment.
2. Contact us
Contact us to discuss your need for examination or treatment. We can provide information about the relevant specialist, your treatment options, expected costs and the practical arrangements. We can also provide documentation from Privathospitalet Mølholm for your application to your health insurance provider.
3. Check if you need prior authorisation
Prior authorisation is not required for all types of healthcare. It may be required for certain hospital treatments, complex procedures or treatments involving specialised and expensive equipment. Your national health insurance provider or National Contact Point can tell you whether authorisation is required in your case. If prior authorisation is required, make sure you obtain it before your treatment.
4. Book your treatment at Privathospitalet Mølholm
Once you have clarified the reimbursement conditions and obtained any required authorisation, you can arrange your treatment with us. We will guide you through the practical arrangements and provide the relevant treatment documentation.
5. Apply for reimbursement
If you pay for your treatment yourself, you may be able to apply for reimbursement from your national health insurance provider afterwards. The amount reimbursed depends on the rules in your country and the treatment you receive.
Your health insurance provider may require:
- Invoice or receipt
- Proof of payment
- Medical documentation
- Referral, if required
- Prior authorisation, if applicable
Always check with your health insurance provider which documents are required.
Learn more about your options here.
Private health insurance
If you have private health insurance, your insurance company may cover the cost of examination or treatment at Privathospitalet Mølholm.
Contact your insurance company to find out which terms and conditions apply to your policy. We can assist with the documentation your insurance company may require.
Are you paying yourself?
You can choose to pay for your treatment yourself. Contact us for further information regarding price and payment methods. The list prices on our website are for guidance only.
We are here to help
We have extensive experience with international patients and cross-border healthcare.
We can assist you with:
- Examination and treatment options
- Treatment offers and estimated costs
- Documentation for your health insurance provider
- Documentation for your private insurance company
Important
Your national health insurance provider decides whether you are entitled to reimbursement and how much you may receive.
Privathospitalet Mølholm cannot guarantee reimbursement. We recommend that you clarify your eligibility and any requirements for prior authorisation before treatment.
Questions?
Contact us if you would like to know more about treatment at Privathospitalet Mølholm, waiting times, costs or the practical arrangements involved in receiving healthcare in Denmark.