Health
Data aktualizacji:
2018-02-15
Medical care +
- If you feel ill at night and need basic medical care and are not at risk of losing your health or life, you should report to an outpatient's clinic. You can report at any clinic regardless of the location if you require basic medical care at night or during public holidays. Patients can receive basic medical care at a location of their choice.
- It is recommended that you make a phone call prior to reporting at a clinic to make an inquiry concerning your health insurance and required care (medical specialisation).
Health insurance +
- Persons with EU/EFTA health insurance are required to provide their European Health Insurance Card. If you fail to provide your EHIC or any other relevant certificate, your hospital may charge you for medical assistance.
- The citizens of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Russian Federation and Serbia, who are staying in Poland on the basis of their valid visas, can obtain necessary medical care in the event of sudden illness or accident. The cost of such assistance is covered by the Ministry of Health.
- Persons not covered by health insurance in Poland or any other EU/EFTA member state will have to pay for their medical care.