What is Mandatory Health Insurance?

Mandatory Health Insurance is a system that ensures access to quality medical services for all citizens. It is financed by contributions from employees and the state.

The goal of the system is to ensure that every citizen can benefit from necessary medical services and supplies, regardless of their financial and social status.

Insurance Information

Who is Insured?

Employees

In the first phase of the program launch, all employed citizens receiving a salary of more than 200,000 AMD...

Children and Students

All children under 18 are insured by state budget funds...

Persons over 65

All citizens over 65 receiving an annual pension...

Vulnerable Groups

Members of poor and socially insecure families are insured by state budget...

Self-employed

Sole proprietors and self-employed individuals can register...

What is Covered?

Primary Medical Care

Free visits to family doctors, consultations, and basic diagnostic tests...

Hospital Services

Inpatient treatment, surgeries, hospital care in state and private hospitals...

Emergency Medical Aid

Emergency medical aid and ambulance services 24/7...

Preventive Care and Screenings

Mandatory annual medical checkups and preventive screenings for all age groups...

Chronic Disease Management

Dispensary control of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases...

Medication Reimbursement

50% to 100% reimbursement of medicines included in the approved list...

What is NOT Covered

Cosmetic Surgeries and Aesthetic Services

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Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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Dental Services (except emergency cases)

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Glasses and Contact Lenses

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Hearing Aids (except social groups)

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Treatment Abroad and Travel Insurance

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Financing

Employer

Employers, acting as tax agents, pay 10,800 AMD as an insurance premium from the salary of employees receiving more than 200,000 AMD.

10,800 AMD from monthly salary

State

The state pays the insurance premium for children, persons over 65, and vulnerable groups.

100% state financing

Rights and Responsibilities

Your Rights

  • Free choice of healthcare provider
  • Free medical consultation and treatment
  • Full information about treatment
  • Confidentiality of medical data
  • Appeal the quality of treatment or services provided

Your Responsibilities

  • Pay insurance premiums on time
  • Provide accurate personal and medical information
  • Follow doctor's prescriptions and advice
  • Notify about changes (address, job, etc.)
  • Keep the insurance certificate and present it during treatment

How to Use Your Insurance

1

Book a Visit

First, book a visit to your polyclinic therapist. You can register in advance by calling the polyclinic or via the ARMED app.

2

Get Certificate

Activate your certificate in the ARMED app or with the help of the polyclinic.

3

Pass Checkup

Undergo the mandatory preventive medical checkup at your polyclinic.

4

Get Referral

If needed, the therapist will refer you to a specialist or for further examinations.

5

Visit Hospital

Choose any medical center included in the program and visit with your referral.

6

Get Treatment

Receive free treatment and medication as part of the package.

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