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Overview

The ward discloses National Health Insurance medical fee statements (receipts), unless the medical institution decides that disclosure would hinder treatment. You can request them if you are the person named on them, a bereaved family member (parents, spouse or children), a legal guardian of a minor or adult ward, or a lawyer authorised by the person or the family. Bring your My Number insurance card or qualification notice, and documents that prove who you are or your family relationship. The counter will tell you which documents are needed.

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How to apply

  1. Check that you are entitled to request the statements (the person, a bereaved family member, a guardian or an authorised lawyer).
  2. Prepare your My Number insurance card or qualification notice.
  3. Make the request at the counter, South annex, 2nd floor, counter 21, with the documents that prove who you are.

What to bring

  • My Number insurance card or qualification notice
  • Documents proving who you are or your family relationship (ask the counter)

Where

Itabashi Ward Office

South annex, 2nd floor, counter 21

Contact

National Health Insurance Benefits section

Help in your language: Itabashi desk

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