An occupational company within a wider brand
The portal’s legal notice distinguishes Swiss Medical ART S.A.U. from general, life and retirement insurers and gives its tax identifier as 33-68626286-9. SRT information identifies the same entity. This matters because the brand is also associated with healthcare: ART cover is not a private medical plan and does not automatically include every group centre or product.
Prevention and investigation
The prevention area describes classroom and online training for workers, supervisors and management. It includes risk inspections, investigation of accidents and diseases, and plans developed with the health and safety services of employers with high accident rates. This combines diagnosis and improvement measures. Investigating an event seeks causes and better controls beyond completing an insurance report.
Centres and occupational therapy
The published occupational centres focus on outpatient treatment and rehabilitation. Described resources include radiology, physiotherapy and occupational therapy areas with task benches that simulate working conditions. Case administration is also identified. These resources connect recovery with job demands; individual referral should follow medical coordination rather than simply assuming access because a centre belongs to the group.
The application, Campus and e-Consulta
The application supports appointment and transport enquiries, procedural information, payment follow-up and Campus ART access. The campus provides distance learning in prevention. e-Consulta supports access to an online doctor during recovery. The tools have different objectives: learning, administrative follow-up and medical consultation. Their existence does not imply that every emergency or clinical assessment can be managed remotely.
Insurance and preventive responsibility
Affiliation to an ART arranges the cover provided under Law 24,557; it does not transfer day-to-day workplace management to the insurer. Employers retain their duties to assess and control risks, inform and train workers and comply with occupational health and safety requirements. Benefits relate to work-related contingencies covered by the scheme, subject to the applicable determination and review procedures.
Frequently asked questions
Is Swiss Medical ART equivalent to a private medical plan?
No. They are different forms of cover and legal relationships. ART concerns occupational contingencies within the relevant scheme.
Are Campus ART and e-Consulta the same service?
No. Campus ART provides preventive learning; e-Consulta is an online medical tool associated with recovery.
