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You submit your certificates together with a completed summary statement to CM. You prepare the collective statement in duplicate. This model summary statement contains all required elements.

Yes. Since October 1, 2015, you can do this for every patient.

No, we only accept original applications.

Yes that is allowed.

The first application must be drawn up by a specialist doctor, possibly together with the required examinations (depending on the pathology). If there is a specialist report, the GP may also prepare the application. An extension may be requested by the GP, together with a recent functional assessment.

No, an application must always be submitted on paper.

patient identification data; original version; on paper; overview of the different pathologies and the dates of their occurrence; drawn up by a physiotherapist or together with a doctor: drawn up by the physiotherapist: an overview of the various pathologies and the dates of their occurrence must be included, including copies of the various prescriptions; if the physiotherapist does not have the prescription(s) in his/her possession: application 'prepared' by a doctor or general practitioner: an overview of the various pathologies and the dates of occurrence must be included; signature and identification of the physiotherapist; the notification: appendix 5a or 5b.

General: F acute cannot be prolonged. a)1: Orthopedics - value ≥ N200 and art. 14k (nomensoft Riziv): This does not include heart operations; Often admission to intensive care (admission report or prescription in file), then F05 (e.g. N2700) is possible; Examples: 290286 (good), 228266 (bad) -> F a)1; a)2B: Hand injuries = very specific situation, rarely occurs (several interventions must be involved that are added up with a formula); g)11: Peri-arthritis scapulohumeralis (PSH) does not always indicate a frozen shoulder.

They can always be requested by the advising physician.