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Advantages

Why choose a comprehensive coverage insurance?

Compare the types of coverage of our comprehensive coverage insurance policies

Adeslas Plena Vital

38€ From insured/month

Adeslas Plena Total Vital

48,50€ From insured/month

Adeslas Plena

51€ From insured/month

Adeslas Plena Plus

62€ From insured/month

THE BEST-SELLING INSURANCE

Adeslas Plena Total

83€ From insured/month

Duration

Annual

3 years

Annual

Annual

3 years

Copayments

Copayments with an annual maximum limit

Copayments with an annual maximum limit

With low copayments

No copayments

No copayments

General medicine and specialities

Diagnostic resources

Hospitalisation and emergencies

Preventive medicine

Pregnancy and childbirth

Implants and prostheses

Robotic surgery

Excess from €6,000

Excess from €6,000

Excess from €6,000

Excess from €6.000

Excess from €6.000

Special treatments

Transplants

Psychology and psychotherapy

Podology

Dental services

Annual medical check-up

Healthcare abroad

Up to €12,000

Up to €30,000

Up to €12.000

Up to €12.000

Up to €100.000

Reimbursement of physiotherapy and rehabilitation expenses

Reimbursement of podology expenses

Reimbursement of outpatient pharmacy expenses

Reimbursement of speech therapy and phoniatrics expenses

Health and Wellness Plans

Digital health services

Accident coverage

Up to €30.000

Why choose our health insurance policies?

Find out about all the advantages.

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Frequently asked questions

The answer to all your questions

We sort out all the most frequent doubts when it comes to taking out an Adeslas private health insurance policy.

Comprehensive medical coverage in a health insurance means that it offers a broad range of medical services and treatments covering a variety of medical conditions and care needs. This includes visits to the doctor, medical examinations, hospital procedures, surgeries, prescribed medicines, etc. Hence, a comprehensive health insurance is designed to offer comprehensive protection for your health and well-being, thereby ensuring you have access to the care you need just when you need it.

The main difference between comprehensive insurance and so-called "outpatient coverage" insurance is the inclusion of hospitalisation and emergency services in the former, along with travel assistance abroad, among its types of coverage.

Yes, medical emergencies and hospitalisation are covered.

Yes, there are waiting periods. Consult the contractual terms and conditions of the type of insurance you choose.

Yes, they include medical assistance abroad.

Yes, it includes dental coverage, though some additional dental services have a "low" associated cost.

Yes, you can include beneficiaries in your policy.

The main difference between an insurance policy with or without copayments lies in how you share the medical costs with the insurer: 

  •  In a health insurance policy with copayments, you will pay a specific amount of money each time that you receive medical care. These payments may vary according to the type of medical service and they usually represent a small fraction of the total cost of the service. Copayments allow you to have a lower monthly insurance premium.

  • In a health insurance policy without copayments, you do not need to pay anything out of your own pocket when you receive medical care. This means that if you choose an insurance policy without copayments such as Adeslas Plena Total, you will obtain medical care without worrying about additional costs at the time of service.

The choice between an insurance policy with copayments and one without copayments depends on your personal preferences and on how you prefer to manage your medical expenses.

  

The copayment types vary according to the insurance policy taken out and depend on the monthly premium paid and its coverage. That is, the lower the insurance premium the higher the copayment.

At Adeslas, we have insurance policies with reduced copayments and limited copayments, in accordance with our customers’ needs. Such copayments will enable you to enjoy full coverage without paying more since you will only pay for what you use.

In general, the essential medical coverages don’t change between plans with or without copayments. Both types of insurance typically offer a wide range of medical services and treatments. The main difference lies in how the costs of those services are shared.

*Check the health promotion conditions