Requesting an eAgreement: from prescription to response
From a legible prescription to the health insurance fund's decision: how to prepare an eAgreement, follow up its status and provide missing information.
Blog for physiotherapists
What’s changing in physiotherapy, and what it means for your practice.
Checking insurability: how to read Member Data
What do the codes and messages in Member Data mean? Here is how to read your patient's insurability and what you still need to check before treatment and billing.
Requesting and renewing your eHealth certificate
Requesting a new eHealth certificate or renewing your existing one? Here is how to do it on Windows and Mac, from the card reader to the settings of your practice software.
Digitalisation 2027: a checklist for physios
Prepare your physiotherapy practice step by step for 1 January 2027. A schedule for certificates, software, practice runs and team agreements, including the official exceptions.
Contracted or non-contracted: what does it mean?
Being contracted means charging the fixed INAMI fees in exchange for, among other things, the social status allowance of up to €3,853.04 a year. Being non-contracted means setting your own fees, but your regular insured patients get 25 percent less reimbursed.
Physiotherapy fees 2026: the full overview
Since 1 January 2026, physiotherapy fees in Belgium have been indexed by 2.72%. A standard session costs €31.64 at the practice and €34.81 at home: here is the complete overview, including the patient co-payment.
eAttest, eFact and eAgreement: how do they differ?
Three MyCareNet services, one deadline: from 1 January 2027 you certify, invoice and request approvals electronically. Here is the difference between eAttest, eFact and eAgreement.