This is how nursing insurers can make sure they get all their rights

Many policyholders purchase insurance company policies to look after their future in the event that they become nursing. Attorney Gil Goldreich explains what the insured must do to have the insurance company pay him what he deserves

This is how nursing insurers can make sure they get all their rights

Most of the long-term care recipients do not receive the rights they receive by law. Nursing claims can be filed against the National Insurance Institute under the Nursing Insurance Law and in many cases a claim can be filed against the insurance companies under the Nursing Insurance Policy. So what is the difference between the different policies and what are the difficulties they have to overcome?

Adv. Gil Goldreich, who specializes in personal injury and disability rights, explains that it is advisable to buy a comprehensive nursing policy because public institutions such as the Ministry of Health and the National Insurance Institute do not provide a full solution for nursing patients and the amounts they pay are low and reach thousands of shekels at best.

Attorney Goldreich explains that there are two types of policies. The first policy is compensation. This is the preferred policy because in this case the company pays the policyholder regardless of what he does with the money. The second type is an indemnity policy - in this case, the insurance company pays subject to receipts for payment. Of the insured for treatment.

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Nursing patient (Photo: shutterstock)

Nursing Care (Photo: ShutterStock)

Attorney Goldreich emphasizes the importance of the appeal in the event the insurance company refuses to pay for long-term care. Attorney Goldreich also recommends that he act calmly and not stop paying the policy in a moment of anger. In that case, Attorney Goldreich says, the insured may win the appeal but remain without a valid policy.

It is also advisable to get the lawyer into the picture as soon as possible. This is because the laws and definitions are hundreds of complicated and uninsured lawyers who can make mistakes - which will be difficult to correct even if a lawyer later enters the picture.

It is also worth noting that the rights of long-term care insurers are also preserved in the event of death and inherited by his family. Attorney Goldreich explains that it is important that if this were not the case, the insurance companies would have an incentive to draw the payment as much as possible.

Attorney and Notary Gil Goldreich's office deals with tort law and represents people injured or injured in various accidents

Phone: 053-6114217

The article in collaboration with ZAP Legal