National Health Insurance What to Pay to Have What Who When How a Plain Ex
National Health Insurance What to Pay to Have What Who When How a Plain Ex
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I (if I am an insured woman) or my wife (if I am an insured man) must arrange this personally, 18. 1. Making free choice of any qualified doctor, or any certified midwife, and the benefit is payable in cash to myself. If I am a married woman, and myself employed and insured at the same time, there will be paid, in addition to maternity benefit due in respect of my own or my husband's insurance (but not of both), a further sum as sickness or disablement benefit on my behalf 8. 6. During four wee...ks, at the time of the confinement, amounting usually to another thirty shillings, and six weeks' contributions at this time are excused 10. If I am an insured woman.
If I become, for any medical treatment, an inmate of a hospital or other Institution supported out of public funds, or charitably, I am not entitled to any benefit in money while there, 12. 1.
but part or the whole of what would otherwise be due to me will be paid to, or for the benefit of, ,. 2 (a) any persons dependent on me, or if I have no dependants, to the funds of the Institution (if this, 2 (6), (
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I (if I am an insured woman) or my wife (if I am an insured man) must arrange this personally, 18. 1. Making free choice of any qualified doctor, or any certified midwife, and the benefit is payable in cash to myself. If I am a married woman, and myself employed and insured at the same time, there will be paid, in addition to maternity benefit due in respect of my own or my husband's insurance (but not of both), a further sum as sickness or disablement benefit on my behalf 8. 6. During four wee...ks, at the time of the confinement, amounting usually to another thirty shillings, and six weeks' contributions at this time are excused 10. If I am an insured woman.
If I become, for any medical treatment, an inmate of a hospital or other Institution supported out of public funds, or charitably, I am not entitled to any benefit in money while there, 12. 1.
but part or the whole of what would otherwise be due to me will be paid to, or for the benefit of, ,. 2 (a) any persons dependent on me, or if I have no dependants, to the funds of the Institution (if this, 2 (6), (
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