Provisional Replacement Certificates (12th October 2009)
Overseas visitors receiving clinically necessary treatment who fail to provide an European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), should be asked to obtain a Provisional Replacement Certificate (PRC) from the appropriate liaison body in the competent member state. A PRC provides the same access to free treatment as if it was an EHIC. PRC details should also be recorded and reported for a claim to be made.
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Overseas visitors receiving clinically necessary treatment who fail to provide an European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), should be asked to obtain a Provisional Replacement Certificate (PRC) from the appropriate liaison body in the competent member state. A PRC provides the same access to free treatment as if it was an EHIC. PRC details should also be recorded and reported for a claim to be made.
Publication
Leaflets on the EHIC, healthcare entitlement for EEA and non-EEA visitors and hospital treatment for non-resident UK citizens (19th October 2009)
These leaflets are part of a suite of information for Overseas Visitor Managers in support of the new arrangements by which NHS Trusts should record and report treatments (including planned treatments) of visitors from the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland.
Leaflets
These leaflets are part of a suite of information for Overseas Visitor Managers in support of the new arrangements by which NHS Trusts should record and report treatments (including planned treatments) of visitors from the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland.
Leaflets
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