2027 · St-Blaise · NE · 0

SLKK premiums 2027 in St-Blaise

Explore the available SLKK basic health insurance tariffs for St-Blaise (NE), postcode 2072, in premium region 0. Compare monthly prices by age group, deductible and accident coverage.

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SLKK tariffs for St-Blaise, Canton Neuchâtel

The tables below show the available SLKK tariffs in St-Blaise. Choose an age group, then expand a deductible to see the insurance models and monthly premiums.

Adults (26+)

No tariffs available for this age group.

Young adults (19–25)

No tariffs available for this age group.

Children (0–18)

No tariffs available for this age group.

The displayed premiums reflect the existing CHF 4.75 deduction used by the shared calculation system. Please verify the applicable deduction for 2027.

What affects SLKK premiums in St-Blaise?

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Premium region in Neuchâtel

The address in St-Blaise is assigned to premium region 0. Insurers may apply different premiums across the premium regions of Canton Neuchâtel.

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Age and deductible for SLKK in St-Blaise

The SLKK premium in St-Blaise depends on the age category and deductible selected. A higher deductible may reduce the monthly premium but increases your potential out-of-pocket costs.

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SLKK insurance models in St-Blaise

No insurance model is currently listed for SLKK in St-Blaise in the available data.

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The tables below show the available SLKK tariffs in St-Blaise. Choose an age group, then expand a deductible to see the insurance models and monthly premiums.

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Frequently asked questions about SLKK in St-Blaise

There is currently no adult premium without accident cover in the available SLKK tariff data for St-Blaise.

The current data does not list an available SLKK model for St-Blaise.

St-Blaise belongs to premium region 0 in Canton Neuchâtel. The premium region is used to determine the applicable local tariffs.

If you work at least eight hours a week for the same employer and are covered for non-occupational accidents through that employer, you can generally remove accident cover from basic health insurance, including SLKK.

No. The figures are a tariff overview for St-Blaise. Your applicable premium must be checked against your personal details and the insurer's current tariff conditions.