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The CM benefit offers a 60% reimbursement on the co-payment and supplements up to 1,050 euros for your child's orthodontic treatment (with increased reimbursement even up to 75% with a maximum of 1,050 euros). The good news is that CM-MediKo Plan goes one step further. Because your remaining costs are eligible within the orthodontics guarantee, up to a maximum of 600 euros for all treatment plans together that started before the 18th birthday and 600 euros for all treatment plans that started after the 18th birthday. The condition is that the first device was installed after the waiting period. And CM-MediKo Plan goes even further! Through CM-MediKo Plan you are also more broadly protected for the following dental care costs: dental prostheses with reimbursement by health insurance, periodontics, radiography, preventive and curative dental care. This insurance also offers protection for other outpatient medical costs such as co-payments, eye care, hearing aids, travel vaccines

Since no new physical cards are issued anymore, you do not need to apply for a new card. The digital isi+ card can be found in My CM, the My CM app or in the MyGov app of the Belgian federal government.

Yes, CM issues the digital ISI+ card free of charge to everyone who is entitled to it.

While waiting for your ISI+ card, you can present a yellow sticker at the pharmacy, hospital or certain healthcare providers.

No. Only children under the age of twelve who live in Belgium will automatically receive the digital isi+ card in My CM or in the My CM app of the parent they are dependent on, or in the MyGov app of the Belgian federal government. The card is available digitally a few weeks after registration. You can also print or download the card in PDF format. If you are unable to consult the digital card, or to print or download it yourself, please contact CM. Do you fall under Belgian social security and are you unable to obtain an electronic identity document? Then you must apply for an isi+ card yourself at CM.

The ISI+ card is only issued to children under the age of twelve and persons who are subject to Belgian social security but cannot obtain a valid ID (such as cross-border workers who live abroad and work in Belgium).

You use an email address for two things: to log in and to receive communications as a CM member. This is separate and may be different email addresses. Change email address for logging in The email address for logging in is linked to one national register number. If you want to change this email address, you can only do so in My CM-web. Log in to 'My CM' on the CM site. Click on your name in the menu on the left and click on 'CM-gegevens'. Click on the pencil in the ' gekoppelde e-mailadressen' box. You are now on the screen to change your email address. Enter your current password and your new email address. You must confirm this email address. Save your new email address. You will receive an email to confirm your email address and (if desired) adjust your communication preferences. Change email address for communication in My CM-web Log in to 'My CM' on the CM site. Or: click on your name in the menu on the left and click on 'CM-gegevens'. Click on the pencil in the box ' op dit e