1. ·        In the public service treatment is free following referral from a consultant or a GP. You will have to go on a waiting list.
  2. ·        In Private Practice you must pay for your own treatment. All appointments MUST be paid for on the day
  3. ·        If a Third Party is paying for your treatment you MUST have written confirmation from said party, and relevant contact details.     The third party MUST contact the clinic prior to your visit.
There is no standard fee in private practice due to competition authority

VHI 

https://www.vhi.ie/

Lifestages                   Level 1 -         €25 per visit (max of 7 visits)

                                       Level 2 -         €35 per visit (max of 7 visits)

Healthsteps                Gold -              €35 per visit (max of 7 visits)

                                      Silver -            €25 per visit (max of 7 visits)

Quinn Healthcare 

www.quinn-healthcare.com

Essential &  Essential Plus plans       up to €20 per session. This €20 goes towards an excess that has to be reached at the end of each year before claiming at the end of that year.

Health Manager, Manager Start,  Manager Goals, Family Care & Personal Care plans      50% of the session fee is reimbursed.


VIVAS

www.vivahealth.com/

Day to Day A plan   €30 per visit with a maximum of 3 visits.

Day to Day 50 plan €50% up to the total of €25 per visit, with a max of 8 visits.

Please note this is subject to you paying a minimum level of eligible outpatient medical expenses.

AVIVA

www.avivahealth.ie/Health-Insurance

Level 1 Everyday - Up to €30 per visit, up to 25 visits. - check your plan


Garda Medical, Prisons Officers Medical Aid and ESB Medical Schemes  

www.medicalaid.ie/

www.esbretiredstaff.ie/esbinformation/medical_overview.htm

Have attractive reimbursement rates. You should refer to your insurance plan for further details.

TAX RELIEF

www.revenue.ie/forms/med1.pdf
In addition to the above, tax relief may be obtained on physiotherapy fees in excess of €100. This is done by completing a Med I form at the end of the tax year and submitting it to the Revenue Commissioners.

To download a Med 1 claim form click the link above

Updated from ISCP WEBSITE www.iscp.ie on 10.10.2011