Medical Costs Insurance for Accidents
A lot of protection for a small amount of money. That's what Medical Costs Insurance provides if you have an accident anywhere in the world.
Calculate premiumA lot of protection for a small amount of money. That's what Medical Costs Insurance provides if you have an accident anywhere in the world.
Calculate premiumIf you have an accident, Medical Costs Insurance for Accidents lets you choose the doctor or hospital and decide whether you would like to be treated on a private, semi-private or general ward.
Medical Costs Insurance for Accidents gives the self-employed, stay-at-home parents, children and young people a lot of protection for a small amount of money. It also makes sense for people in employment as it closes gaps in their employer’s accident insurance.
Most working people are insured through their employer’s accident insurance. This often provides them with only minimal cover. Medical Costs Insurance closes gaps and ensures optimum treatment.
Medical Costs Insurance for Accidents is a reasonably priced way of supplementing mandatory accident insurance. It ensures the best-possible treatment by giving you a free choice of doctor, hospital and hospital room (semi-private / private).
CSS pays your medical costs for five years, with no limit to the amount. After that, it pays up to CHF 100,000 for your further recovery.
Unlimited cover for cost of transport and rescue operations
Search operations – up to CHF 20,000 per insured person, or CHF 40,000 per event
Up to CHF 2,000 for property damage resulting from violent crime
Outpatient and inpatient treatment
Free choice of doctor and hospital
Rental and first-time purchase of aids such as a wheelchair or nursing bed
Home care by qualified nurses / home help up to a maximum of CHF 20,000
Cost of spa treatments and recovery cures covered
Up to CHF 10,000 for cosmetic treatment following an accident
Yes. Medical Costs Insurance for Accidents covers you for trips and stays anywhere in the world (outside Europe, for up to 3 years).
Yes. We cover the costs of treatment in a general, semi-private or private ward in public and private hospitals throughout Switzerland.