Question 24 · LEK · Rehabilitation benefit
Rehabilitation benefit is due:
- A. together with sickness benefits.
- B. only if the insured person has not been entitled to sickness benefit.
- C. for a period not longer than 6 months.
- D. for a period not longer than 9 months.
- E. to the insured person who after exhausting the sickness benefit is still unable for work but further treatment or medical rehabilitation promises recovery of the ability to work.
Hint
This benefit bridges the gap after sickness benefit runs out, but only when a return to work is realistic.
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