JSIS or the ‘Joint Sickness Insurance Scheme’ is the European Commission’s primary health insurance scheme for employees of EU institutions and secondary health insurance scheme for their family members and dependents. JSIS reimburses 80-85 percent of most healthcare services costs, even medicines. In case of serious health conditions, 100% of expenses are reimbursed by JSIS.
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