Bekendtgørelse om ret til sygehusbehandling m.v. | B20260018805 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse om ret til sygehusbehandling m.v.

The provision says who is covered by the hospital-treatment rules, makes treatment free for those covered, and states that certain residents have a right to treatment while the regional council must treat covered persons equally.

Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
B20260018805
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
Official source
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About this statute

The provision says who is covered by the hospital-treatment rules, makes treatment free for those covered, and states that certain residents have a right to treatment while the regional council must treat covered persons equally. Continued hospital treatment is provided after acute hospital treatment, and the regional council charges payment for treatment under subsections 1 and 2 according to the rules referred to in the text. Regionsrådet may provide certain hospital treatment and charge for it under the stated conditions, but it cannot charge for specified childbirth care or refuse emergency treatment because of payment requirements. Reglerne begrænser ikke visse patientrettigheder, og regionsrådet kan i nogle tilfælde afvise eller behandle patienter samt skal give og offentliggøre oplysninger om adgang og ventetid. Regionsrådet and some hospitals must inform patients about treatment and referral options within 8 business days, and patients can choose certain hospitals if waiting-time conditions are not met.

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