CPTwin.doc or CPTwin.win — Region 2, Basel-Landschaft
Region 2, Basel-Landschaft: with KPT, CPTwin.doc costs CHF 551.50 a month in 2026 and CPTwin.win CHF 596.80, for an adult with a CHF 300 deductible and accident cover. The table below gives the gap at every deductible.
CPTwin.doc is the cheaper of the two here: CHF 543.60 saved per year against CPTwin.win, for cover identical under the law. What you pay more or less for is the care pathway.
What you accept in each case
CPTwin.doc and CPTwin.win are both "Family doctor" models. The exact conditions still differ from one product to the other: ask the insurer before signing.
- CPTwin.doc
Family doctor
You pick a family doctor and always go to them first.
- CPTwin.win
Family doctor
You pick a family doctor and always go to them first.
The price at every deductible
| Deductible | CPTwin.doc | CPTwin.win | Gap per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300 | CHF 551.50 | CHF 596.80 | CHF 543.60 |
| 500 | CHF 539.90 | CHF 585.20 | CHF 543.60 |
| 1'000 | CHF 510.70 | CHF 556.00 | CHF 543.60 |
| 1'500 | CHF 481.50 | CHF 526.80 | CHF 543.60 |
| 2'500 | CHF 423.20 | CHF 468.50 | CHF 543.60 |
The comparison, region by region
- CPTwin.doc or CPTwin.win?
- Aargau
- Appenzell Innerrhoden
- Appenzell Ausserrhoden
- Bern — Region 1
- Bern — Region 2
- Bern — Region 3
- Basel-Landschaft — Region 1
- Basel-Stadt
- Fribourg — Region 1
- Fribourg — Region 2
- Geneva
- Glarus
- Grisons — Region 1
- Grisons — Region 2
- Grisons — Region 3
- Jura
- Lucerne — Region 1
- Lucerne — Region 2
- Lucerne — Region 3
- Neuchâtel
- Nidwalden
- Obwalden
- St. Gallen — Region 1
- St. Gallen — Region 2
- St. Gallen — Region 3
- Schaffhausen — Region 1
- Schaffhausen — Region 2
- Solothurn
- Schwyz
- Thurgau
- Ticino — Region 1
- Ticino — Region 2
- Uri
- Vaud — Region 1
- Vaud — Region 2
- Valais — Region 1
- Valais — Region 2
- Zug
- Zurich — Region 1
- Zurich — Region 2
An alternative model commits you to a care pathway: check the conditions with the insurer before signing. This page gives a price, not advice.
Source: Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), official premiums and territorial coverage areas.