RBP offers prevention-fund benefits to its policyholders, including a programme for people with diabetes.

• The standard prevention-fund limit is CZK 1,000 per year.
• Under the relevant rules, up to two other RBP policyholders may transfer unused eligible allowances, bringing the diabetes benefit to a maximum of CZK 3,000.
• RBP specifies application deadlines, payment-document requirements and transfer-consent rules.

Miolka accessories: RBP's programme should not be interpreted as automatic approval of every textile pump accessory. Ask RBP to assess the exact product before purchase.

ZP MV ČR contributes to selected medical devices for people with chronic conditions, including diabetes, when the devices are not covered by statutory public health insurance.

• Children: up to CZK 1,500.
• Adults: up to CZK 500.
• The published diabetes list includes glucose meters, test strips and certain insulin delivery supplies.
• For insulin pump accessories, the list specifically names infusion sets and reservoirs.

VZP's 2026 diabetes programme focuses on selected services and educational activities rather than a general benefit for diabetes supplies.

• Up to CZK 3,000 for eligible professional foot care for insured adults aged 18 and over.
• Up to CZK 1,500 for selected rehabilitation or spa-style therapies for eligible people with diabetes, regardless of age.
• Up to CZK 1,500 for approved diabetes education stays, subject to programme conditions.

Important for 2026: VZP discontinued its previous prevention-fund contribution towards diabetes supplies. The benefits listed above should not be presented as funding for Miolka textile products.

ZP Škoda publishes a 2026 benefit towards eligible diabetes-related aids not otherwise paid for by public health insurance, as well as costs associated with a diabetes diet.

• The programme applies to eligible insured children and young people up to age 18.
• The published limit is up to CZK 5,000, generally claimable once a year under the programme rules.
• Supporting documentation, including medical confirmation where required, must meet the insurer's conditions.

OZP operates a credit-based benefit system. Credits can be redeemed for selected health and prevention-related purchases according to its rules.

Its published examples of diabetes-related items include:

• Blood glucose meters and test strips
• Lancets and insulin pens
• Disinfectants and certain cannula insertion devices
• Selected diabetes education activities

The examples do not specifically list Miolka textile belts or pump cases. Please ask OZP whether your intended purchase qualifies rather than assuming reimbursement.