Health insurance premiums 2027 in Bettingen (BS)For a young adult aged 19 to 25
Without accident cover: from 282.30 to 669.95 CHF a month depending on the deductible and the model
117 offers from 23 health insurers.
With accident cover: from 303.20 to 674.00 CHF a month depending on the deductible and the model
117 offers from 23 health insurers.
In 2027, for a young adult aged 19 to 25 in Bettingen, the cheapest health insurance premium is:
- Without accident cover: 401.75 CHF a month with a 300 CHF deductible (Sanitas, Family doctor 1), 282.30 CHF with a 2'500 CHF deductible (Sanitas, Family doctor 1).
- With accident cover: 431.50 CHF a month with a 300 CHF deductible (Sanitas, Family doctor 1), 303.20 CHF with a 2'500 CHF deductible (Sanitas, Family doctor 1).
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Frequently asked questions
Which health insurance is the cheapest in Bettingen for a young adult aged 19 to 25?
In 2027, without accident cover: Sanitas (Family doctor 1) at 401.75 CHF a month with a deductible of 300 CHF, and Sanitas (Family doctor 1) at 282.30 CHF with the 2'500 CHF deductible. With accident cover: Sanitas (Family doctor 1) at 431.50 CHF, and Sanitas (Family doctor 1) at 303.20 CHF.
How much does accident cover cost in basic insurance in Bettingen?
For a young adult aged 19 to 25 with Sanitas (Family doctor 1), the premium rises from 401.75 CHF a month without accident cover to 431.50 CHF with accident cover, at the 300 CHF deductible: 29.75 CHF a month, 357.00 CHF a year. You only need this cover if you are not already fully insured for accidents under the Accident Insurance Act (UVG/LAA). If you work at least 8 hours a week for the same employer, their accident insurance generally also covers non-occupational accidents.
Until when can I change health insurer for 2027?
Your cancellation must reach your current insurer by 30 November 2026 at the latest; the change takes effect on 1 January 2027. The premiums on this page are those approved by the FOPH for 2027.
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