Has anyone registered with the same hospital twice, with 2 different passports? I ask this because I read that apparently all test records since year 2024 gets reported and insurance companies will get access to this. This could have an impact for future travel insurance applications or health insurance applications.

 

By registering with 2 different passports, if you have some abnormal results, and this gets reported, and insurance has access to this, it will be linked to that passport. Then you use the 2nd passport if you are coming for any treatment at that same hospital, especially if it will come under your travel insurance policy.

3 minutes ago, bbi1 said:

Has anyone registered with the same hospital twice, with 2 different passports? I ask this because I read that apparently all test records since year 2024 gets reported and insurance companies will get access to this. This could have an impact for future travel insurance applications or health insurance applications.

 

By registering with 2 different passports, if you have some abnormal results, and this gets reported, and insurance has access to this, it will be linked to that passport. Then you use the 2nd passport if you are coming for any treatment at that same hospital, especially if it will come under your travel insurance policy.

 

 

You signe the papers with your self declaration to be true, the only thing you risk, is cancelled pay out when you need it. 

39 minutes ago, bbi1 said:

Has anyone registered with the same hospital twice, with 2 different passports? I ask this because I read that apparently all test records since year 2024 gets reported and insurance companies will get access to this. This could have an impact for future travel insurance applications or health insurance applications.

 

By registering with 2 different passports, if you have some abnormal results, and this gets reported, and insurance has access to this, it will be linked to that passport. Then you use the 2nd passport if you are coming for any treatment at that same hospital, especially if it will come under your travel insurance policy.

I doubt that this is a safe method. Insurers probably know how to find out the truth and refuse payout if you need it.

If an insurer checks your records at a hospital they will do so by name and date of birth. Not passport details.

 

Test records do not get "reported" but they will be in your patient file. 

Lost my license plate for my motorbike.

Had to make police report, the officer looked at me and said that I have entered on Swedish Passport and 20 years ago on a Finnish passport.