Our most important asset: Our health. Yes, health comes first. The health of ourselves, our spouse and our children is of course very important to us. Many of us receive our health services from public hospitals. Considering the population of our country and accordingly the number of state hospitals, it is seen that this number is not sufficient. Of course, depending on this, the number of private hospitals in our country is increasing day by day. Let's see that we have to sacrifice very high numbers in order to receive service from private hospitals. Of course, the quality, efficiency and response of private hospitals to the innovations in the field of medicine in the services provided in these hospitals is at a higher level than the state hospitals. In the face of these situations, insurance companies have also started to provide services in the health service sector. This service appears in 2 ways:

1- PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE
It is a form of policy that allows the insured to receive services from private hospitals, regardless of any state support (Sgk, Retirement Fund). With this policy, insurance companies ensure that the insured receive services at the private hospitals with which the company has a contract, without paying any fee, within the coverage specified in the policy, regardless of the SGK agreement. Because of this situation, the price of private health policies is quite high considering the income level of our country's citizens. Most large companies make a gesture to their employees by issuing such policies to their employees. Because health is too important to neglect. Private health policies are also in demand in our country, with a birth guarantee for women.

2- COMPLEMENTARY HEALTH INSURANCES
It is a policy that has spread rapidly in our country in recent years and brought a breath of fresh air to both the health sector and the insurance sector. This policy, as in private health insurances, serves the insured in hospitals where the insurance company is contracted. The biggest feature that distinguishes complementary health insurances from private health insurances is that all transactions made in hospitals must be within the scope of the SGK agreement. For example, if an analysis, an imaging or an operation requested by the doctor is not covered by the SSI, the policy does not make any payments. However, if the transactions are covered by SGK, the insured pays 15 TL SGK share only at the beginning of the procedure in the hospital, and does not pay any fee for all other transactions. Despite such good opportunities, policy premiums are made at a much lower rate compared to private health insurances. Most of the insurance companies of the insurance companies operating in our country have started to issue these policies and they are spreading rapidly throughout the country.

Başkök Insurance serves you, our valued customers, with the most appropriate and comprehensive policies in both private and complementary health branches.