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Dominic Clegg
18-Jul-2006, 13:17
got a bill today from holland for a £100 as i was taken to hospital after my crash now i showed them all my medical card and this so i wasnt expecting the bill. iv sent the bill to DWP and they say they are going to sort it but may still have to pay if it was a private hospital. now if i knew that i wouldnt have gone

advice please and no i dont have medical insurance or travel

i didnt have any x-ray just saw a fit looking doctor for about 5mins then was told to go home and wasnt taken by ambulence (yes it was a hospital and not what your thinking )

TP
18-Jul-2006, 13:32
got a bill today from holland for a £100 as i was taken to hospital after my crash now i showed them all my medical card and this so i wasnt expecting the bill. iv sent the bill to DWP and they say they are going to sort it but may still have to pay if it was a private hospital. now if i knew that i wouldnt have gone

advice please and no i dont have medical insurance or travel

i didnt have any x-ray just saw a fit looking doctor for about 5mins then was told to go home and wasnt taken by ambulence (yes it was a hospital and not what your thinking )

You sure this fit looking doctor didn't get down off a stage that had a pole in the middle of it?

Hrmmm???

;)

NBs996
18-Jul-2006, 15:05
100 quid for five minutes! Dude, you can get an all-nighter for that in some places.

NBs996
18-Jul-2006, 15:09
Dom, the e111 (or whaterver it is now) doesn't necessarily cover all medical treatment as it would over here.
I'd've thought it would be covered in holland though... is there any indication that your med card has been taken into account? If not then prob best to start by phoning the people who issues the bill and ask them.

khushy
18-Jul-2006, 15:21
who is Bill?

Ray
18-Jul-2006, 16:46
Heard this before that e111 doesn't cover you for everything??? More loopholes than a knitted cardy then??

Travel insurance is very likely to exclude riding a motorbike over 125cc and even more likely to exclude racing a motorbike.

I would guess you would have to take out cover with a specialist company, something to consider next time anyone races abroad???

Ray.

Dominic Clegg
18-Jul-2006, 16:54
racing abroad dont go to hospital as it can wait till you get home

only go if there is a bone sticking out from your leg

i think iv got it sorted got to send the bill to department of work and pensions

Guido
18-Jul-2006, 17:17
My advice would have been to 'Not have received it...sorry' but then again they did help you out in some way......

Look like it's in DWP's hands now....

Good luck.

domski
18-Jul-2006, 19:59
If you have a CICA policy (about £240 a year) you're covered for ANY accident, bike racing or otherwise (virtually anywhere in the world), and they'll cover your bills, loss of earnings and pay you some cash for the privilege. Well worth it if you spend as much time as you do in the gravel ;)

Chris Bushell is a rep for them. I have a policy and they pay out real quick and with no fuss, I got £1000 three weeks after torpedoing Mike Atack last year. I did break a nail though ;)

:)

kye
19-Jul-2006, 00:07
If you have a CICA policy (about £240 a year) you're covered for ANY accident, bike racing or otherwise (virtually anywhere in the world), and they'll cover your bills, loss of earnings and pay you some cash for the privilege. Well worth it if you spend as much time as you do in the gravel ;)

Chris Bushell is a rep for them. I have a policy and they pay out real quick and with no fuss, I got £1000 three weeks after torpedoing Mike Atack last year. I did break a nail though ;)

:)

You have earnings to loose? Blimey....

domski
19-Jul-2006, 00:10
I did last April :lol:

















...that's April 2005!