Empirical Medicine Register - the most widely accepted recognition.
Insurance & reimbursement
Recognised by complementary insurance
In Switzerland, many complementary therapies are reimbursed by your complementary insurance (not by mandatory basic insurance). Our practitioners are recognised by the main registers - RME, ASCA and EMR - so you can claim reimbursement under your policy.
RME / EMRASCAOdA MT / ASCA
Estimate the reimbursement
How much does your insurance pay back?
An indicative estimate to guide you. Coverage depends on your complementary policy.
Typical for complementary policies (check yours).
Select a therapy and insurer for an estimate.
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Indicative estimate, not a quote - check coverage and percentage with your insurer before starting.
Step by step
How reimbursement works
It’s simpler than it sounds. You pay for the session and receive an invoice with the correct codes; you send it to your health insurer and receive reimbursement at the percentage set by your complementary policy. No upfront from the insurer, no complicated paperwork.
- 01
Book and receive the treatment
With a practitioner recognised by your register (RME / ASCA / EMR).
- 02
We hand you the invoice
A detailed receipt with the method code and recognition number.
- 03
You send it to your insurer
To your complementary insurance, by post or through their app.
- 04
You get reimbursed
According to the percentage and ceiling of your policy.
Recognitions
The labels that make the difference
Labels your insurer knows well. These are the registers that certify the quality of complementary practitioners in Switzerland.
Foundation for complementary medicine, accepted by nearly all insurers.
Recognition by the professional therapy associations.
Health insurers
We work with your insurance
The main Swiss insurers recognise our practitioners through RME and ASCA. Check your complementary policy for coverage of complementary medicine.
and all other insurers that recognise RME / ASCA
First appointment
What to bring to your first appointment
Insurance card
Your health-insurer card and your complementary policy details.
Recent reports or tests
If available - helpful for understanding your situation.
List of medicines & supplements
So we can work safely alongside what you already take.
Your questions
Anything you want to understand - the first visit is for that too.
Reimbursement depends on your individual complementary policy: we recommend checking coverage and percentage with your insurer before starting. Complementary medicine does not replace your doctor’s advice and care.
Questions about reimbursement?
Call or write to us: we’ll help you understand what your policy covers before you start.