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Health insurance premiums 2027 in Andermatt (UR) For an adult aged 26 or over who wants a deductible of 1'500 CHF with accident cover

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122 offersfrom 26 health insurers

Adult (26 and over) · with accident cover · deductible of 1'500 CHF

Results sorted by ascending monthly premium for the selected criteria.

The amount shown is the FOPH-approved premium less the redistribution of the environmental levies, 4.75 CHF per person per month (set by the Confederation for the year, source FOEN). It is not necessarily your invoice: your canton’s individual premium reduction or a discount for annual payment, for example, are not taken into account.

In Andermatt (canton Uri), in 2027, for an adult aged 26 or over with a 1'500 CHF deductible and with accident cover, the cheapest monthly basic insurance premium is 335.85 CHF with Atupri (HMO model) and the most expensive is 653.65 CHF with sana24 (Standard model).

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Frequently asked questions

Which health insurance is the cheapest in Andermatt for an adult aged 26 or over with a deductible of 1'500 CHF, with accident cover?

In 2027, with accident cover, the cheapest offer in Andermatt is Atupri (HMO) at 335.85 CHF a month.

How much does health insurance cost in Andermatt in 2027 for an adult aged 26 or over?

For an adult aged 26 or over with a deductible of 1'500 CHF and with accident cover, monthly premiums run from 335.85 CHF (Atupri, HMO) to 653.65 CHF (sana24, Standard model): 122 offers from 26 health insurers. Average premium estimated by the FOPH for this premium region and age group, all models and all deductibles, weighted by insured numbers, before redistribution: 372.95 CHF (an FOPH statistic, distinct from the offers above).

Is a deductible of 300 CHF or 2'500 CHF better in Andermatt for an adult aged 26 or over with accident cover?

On the cheapest offer (Atupri, HMO), the premium goes from 405.85 CHF a month with the 300 CHF deductible to 277.55 CHF with the 2'500 CHF deductible: 128.30 CHF less a month, 1'539.60 CHF a year. The 2'500 CHF deductible stays worthwhile up to around 2'011 CHF of medical costs a year; above that, the 300 CHF deductible works out cheaper.

Which model is the cheapest in Andermatt for an adult aged 26 or over: standard, family doctor / HMO, flexible, telemedicine or pharmacy?

For an adult aged 26 or over with a deductible of 1'500 CHF and with accident cover, the cheapest premium per model is: standard model 389.15 CHF (Atupri), family doctor / HMO 335.85 CHF (Atupri), flexible model 354.05 CHF (Visana), telemedicine 336.25 CHF (Agrisano).

Why is the FOPH-approved premium higher than the price shown?

The large amount is the FOPH-approved premium — the same one as on priminfo.admin.ch, shown under each price — less the redistribution of the environmental levies (the CO₂ levy and the VOC incentive tax). In 2027 every insured person in Switzerland receives 57.00 CHF, which their insurer deducts from the premium invoices: 4.75 CHF a month, the same amount for everyone, whatever the insurer, the model or the deductible. The ranking is therefore unchanged. This amount is not necessarily your final invoice: your canton’s individual premium reduction or a discount for annual payment are added where they apply. For example, the approved premium of 340.60 CHF at Atupri (HMO) gives 335.85 CHF after redistribution.

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.

Premium source: Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH). This OneDoc service is not an official Confederation website. Free, no sign-up and no payment from health insurers.