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Official FOPH data
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Sophie shows the official FOPH premiums for any Swiss municipality. Every insurer, sorted by price. No sign-up, no data wall.
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Official FOPH data
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The gap nobody shows you
Every insurer sells exactly the same basic cover — the law defines it. Only the price differs. Here is by how much, computed on the 2026 premiums.
Against the most expensive insurer, the median gap rises to CHF 2'277 per year.
These amounts are recomputed with every FOPH publication. We quote no figure the database does not produce.
CHF 858
Median gap between the cheapest insurer and the market average, adult, CHF 300 deductible, across all 42 Swiss premium regions.
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Health insurance (LAMal)
The 2026 premiums of every approved insurer, municipality by municipality. Family doctor, HMO, telemedicine or free choice: each model with its real price, not an estimate.
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Where our figures come from
- priminfo.admin.chPremiums and premium regions, FOPH
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Comparing Swiss health insurance premiums, with no middleman
Every autumn the Federal Office of Public Health announces the following year’s premiums, and every autumn the same finding returns: for identical cover, the gap between two insurers often exceeds a thousand francs a year for a single person. The health insurance act fixes the catalogue of basic benefits — it is the same at every insurer, without exception. What varies is the price, the premium region and the model chosen.
This comparison shows the official premiums for any of Switzerland’s 2,114 municipalities, in the country’s four languages. Every insurer available where you live appears, sorted by ascending premium, with its model and the yearly total. No insurer is hidden, none is promoted for a fee, and the default sort order is not up for negotiation.
The choice of model often weighs as much as the choice of insurer. Family doctor, HMO practice and telemedicine cut the premium in exchange for a compulsory first contact before any specialist consultation. The deductible works the other way: the higher it is, the lower the premium, but the more you pay yourself when treated. The comparison shows the effect of each combination, so the trade-off rests on amounts rather than on a hunch.
The Swiss third pillar: what the deduction really changes
The Swiss system rests on three pillars. The state pension and occupational scheme rarely cover more than 60 % of your final income. The third pillar closes the gap — and it does so with an immediate tax advantage, before returns even enter the conversation.
Pillar 3a is called “restricted”: the money stays locked until five years before retirement age, except to buy your main home, leave Switzerland for good, or become self-employed. In exchange, every franc paid in is fully deductible from taxable income, within the federal caps. Pillar 3b stays available at any time, with no contribution cap, but its deductibility is limited and varies from canton to canton.
What the deduction actually earns you depends on your marginal tax rate, which itself depends on your canton, your municipality, your income and your marital status. So we show a range and state what it rests on. A site that quotes you a single figure without knowing your municipality is telling you a story.