Health insurance
Health insurance
The right health insurer is about more than the cheapest basic tariff - cover abroad, waiting times and add-on benefits are what matter when it counts. After a careful needs analysis, we find you the best insurer on the best terms.
Your benefits
Neutral comparison
We compare basic and supplementary policies independently of any single provider, instead of selling you one product.
A complete picture
Deductible, cover abroad and add-on benefits are considered together - not just the monthly premium.
Support all the way
From comparison to switching insurer, we support you the whole way - including cancelling your current policy.
Alternative medicine
Therapies that fall outside conventional medicine are usually not, or only partly, covered by basic insurance. The right supplementary policy closes that gap.
- Acupuncture
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Massage therapy
- Homeopathy
- and many more
Supplementary hospital insurance
Your hospital ward determines your room, choice of doctor and waiting time.
General ward
Shared multi-bed room during your stay, no choice of doctor, longer waiting times for appointments such as operations.
Semi-private ward, all of Switzerland
Two-bed room and free choice of doctor. Shorter waiting times, often treated by the senior consultant.
Private ward, all of Switzerland
Single room, typically treated by the head physician, free choice of doctor and shorter waiting times.
Flexible models
The ward is only chosen at the point of admission.
Dental insurance
Basic insurance only covers “serious, unavoidable” conditions of the chewing apparatus - extractions, fillings, cleanings and braces are not covered. A supplementary policy can cover up to 80% of these costs.
Frequently asked questions
How much of my dental costs can a supplementary policy cover?
With many supplementary policies, costs such as cleanings or braces can be covered up to 80%, since they aren't included in basic insurance.
What's the difference between semi-private and private hospital insurance?
Semi-private means a two-bed room with free choice of doctor; private means a single room typically treated by the head physician - both shorten waiting times compared to the general ward.
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