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Art. 53 Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 1981 über die Unfallversicherung (UVG) - Eignung
UVG; Vierter Titel: Medizinalrecht und Tarifwesen; 1. Kapitel: Medizinalpersonen und Spitäler
Art. 53 UVG · Eignung
Als Ärzte, Zahnärzte, Chiropraktoren und Apotheker im Sinne dieses Gesetzes gelten Personen, die die Voraussetzungen für eine privatwirtschaftliche Berufsausübung in eigener fachlicher Verantwortung nach dem Medizinalberufegesetz vom 23. Juni 2006 erfüllen. Die von einem Kanton zur Abgabe von Medikamenten zugelassenen Ärzte sind im Umfang dieser Zulassung den Apothekern gleichgestellt.
Der Bundesrat legt die Voraussetzungen fest, unter denen die Spitäler und Kuranstalten, die medizinischen Hilfspersonen, die Laboratorien sowie die Transport- und Rettungsunternehmen zur Tätigkeit zulasten der Unfallversicherung zugelassen werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (11)
UV.2019.00211 · zh (Art. 53 UVG)
Insurer Denial of Scar Treatment Overturned Due to Insufficient Expert Evidence
The court suggests that the respondent should examine whether the right to reimbursement exists in relation to the service provider, citing this article in the reasoning preceding the final orders.
35.2018.91 · ti (Art. 53 cpv. 1 LAINF)
Insured Appeals Denial of Travel Expenses, Full Legal Costs, and Default Interest for Workplace Injury Reimbursement
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedure for notifying an accident in compulsory accident insurance.
35.2018.91 · ti (Art. 53 cpv. 2 LAINF)
Insured Appeals Denial of Travel Expenses, Full Legal Costs, and Default Interest for Workplace Injury Reimbursement
Cited in the reasoning regarding the duty of insurers to provide notification forms for accidents.
UV.2011.00001 · zh (Art. 53 Abs. 2 UVG in Verbindung mit Art. 69 der Verordnung über die Unfallversicherung in Verbindung mit Art. 46 der Verordnung über die Krankenversicherung)
Insurance Coverage Cessation for Long-Term Accident Treatment
Cited as the legal basis for denying reimbursement of massage costs because the masseur is not an approved medical assistant under the relevant regulations.
UV.2011.00001 · zh (Art. 53 Abs. 2 UVG in Verbindung mit Art. 69 der Verordnung über die Unfallversicherung in Verbindung mit Art. 46 der Verordnung über die Krankenversicherung)
Whiplash Treatment Cost Coverage Cessation Appeal Dismissed
The court found that the massage treatments performed by a masseur are not covered because the profession does not belong to the auxiliary medical personnel authorized according to these provisions.
UV.2008.89 · sg (Art. 53 Abs. 1 UVG)
Insurance Denial Upheld for Unrecognized Atlaslogy Treatment
Cited in the reasoning concerning the requirement for treatment to be provided by a doctor or a medical auxiliary person for insurance coverage.
UV.2008.89 · sg (Art. 53 Abs. 1 UVG)
Appeal Dismissed for Reimbursement of Unrecognized Atlaslogy Treatment Costs
Cited in the context of determining which medical personnel can provide covered treatment under accident insurance.
35.2004.99 · ti (art. 53 cpv. 1 LAINF)
Insured Person v. Accident Insurance Institution Regarding Termination of Benefits
This provision on procedural revision was cited as the legal basis for the appellant's request for review due to the discovery of new facts or evidence.
35.2004.99 · ti (art. 53 cpv. 2 LAINF)
Insured Person v. Accident Insurance Institution Regarding Termination of Benefits
This provision on reconsideration was discussed in detail in the reasoning concerning the appellant's claim that the original decision was manifestly erroneous and required correction.
35.2018.91 · ti (Art. 53 cpv. 1 LAINF)
Insured Seeks Reimbursement for Travel, Legal Costs, and Default Interest Following Gardening Injury
Cited in the reasoning regarding the duty to notify the accident, relevant to establishing when the claim for benefits arose.
35.2018.91 · ti (Art. 53 cpv. 2 LAINF)
Insured Seeks Reimbursement for Travel, Legal Costs, and Default Interest Following Gardening Injury
Cited in the reasoning regarding the duty to complete notification forms, relevant to establishing when the claim for benefits arose.