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NIHDI grants

For doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, pharmacists and dentists

Written by Lionel ROSU

Here we present the various grants that the NIHDI pays to doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, pharmacists and dentists. These apply only to healthcare professionals who are under agreement with the NIHDI (who apply the official NIHDI rates).

Telematic grant

To reward the management of patient records electronically using certified software.

👉🏻 For nurses, physiotherapists and dentists

Quality grant

This is a grant that encourages quality of care by following training sessions or peer-sharing sessions.

👉🏻 For physiotherapists

Availability fees

These are fees paid to general practitioners participating in organised on-call services (in a given region). This applies only to weekends, public holidays and evenings/nights.

👉🏻 For general practitioners

Accreditation allowance

This is a grant paid when you meet the conditions for accreditation. It mainly involves a set of practices around continuing education and peer exchange.

👉🏻 For dentists, specialist doctors and pharmacists

Integrated practice grant

This is an annual flat-rate amount designed to support the running of your practice and the use of e-services. In practice, you must use certified software to manage patient records.

👉🏻 For general practitioners

DMG Starter grant

This is a one-off grant paid if you have received the integrated practice grant.

👉🏻 For general practitioners

Convention grant

This specific grant for 2023 aims to help contracted healthcare professionals cope with rising costs in their practices.

👉🏻 For all contracted care providers

Social status

This is an amount that the NIHDI pays to an insurance company to partially fund a supplementary pension plan or a guaranteed income insurance.

👉🏻 For doctors, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, physiotherapists and speech therapists

Find out more on the NIHDI website. Our accountants specialised in healthcare are here to help you navigate it all.

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