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The 2019 premiums in Geneva

In 2019, 36 insurers offered premiums in Geneva. The lowest was CHF 461.50 a month for an adult, 300-franc deductible, accident cover included.

This page is an archive: it shows the 2019 rates, which no longer apply. Current prices are on the place’s own page. Current premiums in Geneva

What has changed since 2019

The lowest premium went from CHF 461.50 in 2019 to CHF 604.30 today — a rise of 30.9 % over the period.

The 2019 ranking

36 insurers, cheapest to dearest. Each one’s lowest adult premium, 300-franc deductible, accident cover included.

RankInsurerPremium
1Assura-BasisCHF 461.50
2SWICACHF 489.70
3SUPRA until 2024CHF 499.00
4Compact until 2021CHF 502.60
5CONCORDIACHF 510.90
6HelsanaCHF 520.40
7AtupriCHF 522.40
8AvenirCHF 523.70
9EGKCHF 525.20
10CSSCHF 525.80
11Provita until 2023CHF 525.80
12sana24CHF 525.90
13ÖKKCHF 526.80
14Intras until 2021CHF 528.70
15KVF until 2021CHF 536.40
16Moove Sympany until 2023CHF 537.70
17KPTCHF 545.70
18MutuelCHF 546.50
19Arcosana until 2022CHF 550.80
20Easy Sana until 2024CHF 552.70
21VisanaCHF 552.70
22vivacare until 2025CHF 557.00
23SanitasCHF 557.80
24Progrès until 2021CHF 561.00
25PhilosCHF 564.90
26Sanagate until 2021CHF 568.70
27Vivao SympanyCHF 597.70
28vita surselvaCHF 604.00
29Kolping until 2023CHF 624.10
30AquilanaCHF 634.70
31rhenusanaCHF 663.20
32GalenosCHF 665.00
33AMBCHF 673.00
34KLuG until 2025CHF 688.75
35Krankenkasse Ingenbohl until 2023CHF 707.00
36AgrisanoCHF 809.20

14 of these insurers no longer exist

Of the 36 insurers on this list, 14 have since merged or shut down. The Swiss health insurance market consolidated quietly: their names are above, with their final year.

The gap, that year

Between the cheapest (CHF 461.50) and the dearest (CHF 809.20) the gap was CHF 4'172.40 a year — already then, for the same statutory cover.

The other years

The archive goes back to 2015, year by year.

Your premium today

The comparator works out your current premium from your age, deductible and municipality, across all 34 insurers at once.

Source: Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), official premium archives.