Swiss health insurers

Every Swiss health insurer we advise on — profiled.

Eleven insurers. Each one profiled by Robert or Hans — what they do well, where they frustrate, which expat they actually fit, and the age-curve chart that tells you the rest.

Helsana

~2.1M

The health insurance that pays you to walk.

Digital-first expats who value app rewards and shorter stays

CSS

~1.7M

The health insurance that lets you build your own.

Budget-conscious expats who want modular, scalable coverage

SWICA

~1.6M

The health insurance that is expensive to leave.

Long-term expats who want entry-age pricing and fitness reimbursement

Groupe Mutuel

~1.34M

The health insurance that bundles everything under one roof.

Romandie expats who want basic to pension under one brand

Assura

~1.1M

The health insurance that prices itself for the floor.

Budget-first expats in Romandie who rarely visit the doctor

Visana

~848K

The health insurance that pays loyalty back.

Bern-region expats who value no-claims bonus and bundled packages

Sanitas

~841K

The health insurance that answers in English first.

English-first expats who want digital UX and worldwide coverage

Concordia

~740K

The health insurance that costs less for families.

Families with children — best family pricing in Switzerland

KPT

~530K

The health insurance that saves you up to 22% before you see a doctor.

Digital-comfortable expats who want the steepest basic discount

Sympany

~210K

The health insurance that started in Basel and stayed.

Basel-region expats and heavy alternative medicine users

Atupri

~200K

The health insurance that flattens at 30.

Under-40 expats who want the only flat-premium supplementary

Every Swiss health insurer we advise on — profiled for expats