Reimbursement

Treatment and reimbursements at Goedebuur

Your treatment at Goedebuur is reimbursed from the basic insurance. This means that in all cases a part of the treatment will be reimbursed. The amount or the height of the percentage that is reimbursed depends on the type of policy you have and whether Goedebuur has a contract with your insurer.

In 2025 Goedebuur has contracts with DSW (and the labels that fall under DSW) and Achmea (Zilveren Kruis, Ziezo, FBTO, Interpolis and De Friesland). They reimburse part of the treatment. The part they do not reimburse you do not have to pay. Please note! There is a registration stop for Achmea insured persons (Zilveren Kruis, FBTO, De Friesland and Interpolis).

Goedebuur has no contract with all other insurers. Goedebuur asks you to pay 20% on top of the reimbursement of your health insurance. You receive a monthly invoice which you send to your health insurance. You will also receive an invoice with the reimbursement of your health insurance plus 20%. You pay this invoice to us. On the invoices you will find the rates as determined by the Dutch Healthcare Authority and these rates are the basic rates used in the GGZ in the Netherlands.

PLEASE NOTE

Treatment begins with an intake with a directional practitioner for which there is a charge. This can be a psychiatrist, clinical psychologist or psychotherapist. On average, an intake takes 90 minutes and these therapists have a high rate (for example, a psychiatrist’s 90-minute intake results in an invoice of €761.38). Therefore, the first invoice will be higher in relation to later invoices. In some cases, email and phone calls may also be billed if they are treatment-related conversations.