Dutch health insurers are sounding the alarm over medical crowdfunding platforms, where unproven and sometimes dangerous treatments are being funded—often falsely marketed as life-saving. With no oversight to verify medical claims, donors risk supporting experimental, ineffective, or harmful therapies, while being unaware of standard Dutch care options. Doctors and families desperate for answers are falling prey to misleading campaigns, especially for risky surgeries abroad and unvetted cancer treatments. Insurers demand mandatory disclaimers like those on loan ads to warn donors—but the government says it’s not a current priority. Platforms, meanwhile, dodge responsibility, claiming they’re not liable for medical misinformation, leaving a dangerous gap in consumer protection.
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