How to check online whether you are insured with CNAS and whether you have a GP
Insured status in the public health system can be quickly verified online through the CNAS platform, without the need for an account.
Foto ilustrativăChecking insured status made simpler
Seniors and pensioners in Romania can now find out whether they are covered under the public health insurance system entirely online, without any bureaucracy and without needing to create an account. The National Health Insurance House (CNAS) provides a digital platform through which anyone can quickly check their insured status.
Why this matters for older adults
For elderly people, confirmation of insured status is essential for accessing free medical consultations, subsidised medicines, and reimbursed treatments. Without this active status, seniors risk having to bear the full cost of the medical services they frequently require.
How the verification works
By accessing the platform provided by CNAS, users can enter their personal details and instantly find out whether they are insured and whether they are registered with a GP. This facility removes the need to travel to county health insurance offices — a significant advantage for people with limited mobility.
New changes to the healthcare system
The authorities have also announced a series of recent changes to the way health insurance is managed, which may affect pensioners as well. It is advisable for older adults to check their insured status periodically, particularly in situations involving changes to their income or pension type.
Support for those without internet access
For seniors who do not have internet access or are unfamiliar with technology, insured status can also be verified through a GP or a family member. County health insurance offices also provide direct assistance at their service desks.
Content paraphrased and adapted by SeniorHelp from verified public sources.
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