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Health insurance is made up of the basic mandatory insurance and complementary insurances. The basic insurance entitles every person living in Switzerland to quality medical treatment and care in their canton of residence. Every person living in Switzerland must apply for mandatory health insurance (= basic insurance), including children. It provides every insured person with the same benefits.<\/p>\n

If you are insured in a state of the European community (as well as Iceland and Norway), you may not have to insure yourself in Switzerland. We recommend you consult the \u201cFederal Office of Public Health\u201d (OFSP) FAQs .<\/p>\n

Basic health insurance benefits cover expenses related to sickness and maternity (as well as accidents, if your employer\u2019s accident insurance doesn\u2019t apply). They namely cover:<\/p>\n