How to Bill with Swiss Tariff 595
Tariff 595 invoicing requires specific information and codes. Follow this step-by-step guide to ensure every invoice is accepted by Swiss supplementary insurers.
Before You Start
To bill using Tariff 595, you need:
- A valid RCC number (obtained after recognition by Qualitop, Qualicert or another approved registry)
- The client's insurance card with their policy number
- The name of the client's supplementary insurance product
- A reliable billing software that supports Tariff 595 format
Step-by-Step Billing Process
At the first appointment, copy the client's insurance card. Record their full name, date of birth, policy number, and the name of their insurer and supplementary module.
Use code 0010 for a first consultation, 0020 for follow-up sessions. Using the wrong code is one of the most common reasons for invoice rejection.
Your RCC number, your type of service, the session date and duration, the client's policy number, and the insurer's name are all required.
Tiers garant: the client pays you directly and reclaims from their insurer. This is the standard mode for Tariff 595 therapists.
Create a professional PDF invoice and give it to the client. They submit it to their insurer for reimbursement.
Most Common Billing Errors
- Missing or incorrect RCC number
- Wrong position code (e.g. using 0010 for a follow-up)
- Missing client policy number
- Therapy method not indicated
- Invoice without a date
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