According to the provisions of Law No 95/2006 on health care reform, art. 218:

(2) Insured persons have the following rights:

a) to choose the health care provider and the health insurance company with which they are insured, under the conditions of this law and the framework contract;

b) to be registered with a family doctor of their choice if they meet all the conditions of this Act, bearing the transport costs if they choose a doctor from another locality;

c) to change their chosen family doctor only after the expiry of at least 6 months from the date of their registration on the lists;

d) to benefit from medical services, medicines, sanitary materials and medical devices in a non-discriminatory manner, under the conditions of the law;

d1) to be reimbursed for all expenses incurred during hospitalisation for medicines, medical supplies and paraclinical investigations to which they would have been entitled without a personal contribution, under the conditions laid down in the framework contract;

e) to carry out prophylactic checks, under the conditions laid down in the framework contract;

f) to benefit from preventive health care and health promotion services, including early detection of diseases;

g) to receive health services in outpatient clinics and hospitals under contract with the health insurance companies;

h) to receive emergency medical services;

i) to receive certain dental care services;

j) to receive physiotherapeutic and rehabilitation treatment;

k) to benefit from medical devices;

l) to receive home health care services;

m) to be guaranteed confidentiality of data, in particular regarding diagnosis and treatment;

n) to have the right to information in the case of medical treatment;

o) to be entitled to social health insurance leave and allowances in accordance with the law.

According to the provisions of Law No 95/2006 on health reform, art. 219:

The obligations of the insured in order to benefit from the rights provided for in Article 218 are as follows:

a) to register with a family doctor;

b) to notify their family doctor whenever changes occur in their state of health;

c) to attend the prophylactic and regular check-ups laid down in the framework contract;

d) notify their family doctor and insurance company within 15 days of changes in their identity data or changes in their classification in a particular category of insured persons;

e) strictly comply with their doctor’s treatment and instructions;

f) to behave in a civilised manner towards medical staff;

g) pay the contribution due to the Fund and the amount of the co-payment, under the conditions laid down in the framework contract and its implementing rules;

h) to present to the health care providers the supporting documents attesting to their insurance status.