"Monitor" tickets for imaging investigations: what they are and how they work
In the context of monitoring chronic and severe conditions, patients can benefit from imaging investigations such as MRI (nuclear magnetic resonance) or CT (computer tomography) through special referral tickets called "monitor tickets" . These tickets are issued by specialist doctors and allow access to investigations fully reimbursed by the Health Insurance House (CAS), regardless of the funds available at the time of the appointment .
What does the ticket with the word "Monitor" represent?
The ticket marked "Monitor" is a tool used to monitor the evolution of chronic or serious conditions. It is issued in accordance with the regulations of the National Health Insurance House (CNAS) and guarantees the patient's access to imaging investigations without any funding limit for the entire calendar year.
"Monitor" ticket types
Tickets are classified according to the condition for which monitoring is performed:
- Monitor 1 : for patients requiring post-COVID-19 monitoring, after discharge;
- Monitor 2 : for patients with oncological diseases;
- Monitor 3 : for patients with diabetes;
- Monitor 4 : for patients with cardiovascular conditions;
- Monitor 5 : for patients with rare diseases;
- Monitor 6 : for patients with neurological diseases;
- Monitor 7 : for patients with cerebrovascular diseases;
- Monitor 8 : for patients with chronic kidney disease.
Procedure for accessing investigations via "Monitor" ticket
- The specialist doctor issues the referral ticket, specifying the type of "Monitor", his signature and initials.
- The patient contacts the Elytis call center at 031 9006, mentioning the type of "Monitor" ticket they hold.
- Scheduling for the investigation is done as soon as possible.
- The patient presents himself at the Elytis center headquarters for the investigation (MRI, CT or radiology) without incurring additional costs.
" Monitor " tickets are an important facility for patients who require close monitoring of serious or chronic medical conditions. With these tickets, access to fully reimbursed imaging investigations is ensured throughout the year, contributing to efficient and continuous monitoring of health status.
For more information and appointments, patients can call 031 9006.