Supplemental care insurance

Outpatient treatments and prevention with four levels

Supplemental care insurance covers a wide range of benefits in addition to those covered under the basic insurance. You can choose among four levels and define your coverage to suit your requirements.

Examples of benefits covered

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Alternative medicine

CHF 70/session,
max. CHF 500/year

(Only for osteopathy, sophrology, acupuncture, homeopathy, electroacupuncture)

CHF 70/session,
max. CHF 2,000/year

CHF 70/session,
max. CHF 3,000/year

CHF 70/session,
max. CHF 4,000/year

Restricted and non reimbursable drugs

90%,
max. CHF 600/year

90%,
max. CHF 800/year

90%

Glasses and contact lenses

CHF 100 every three years

CHF 150 every three years

CHF 200 every three years

Medically necessary transport and rescue

50%,
max. CHF 500/year

80%,
max. CHF 1,000/year

80%,
max. CHF 2,500/year

80%,
max. CHF 5,000/year

Prévention

Vaccinations
90%,
max. CHF 100/year
Mammographies
90%

Vaccinations
90%,
max. CHF 150/year
Mammographies
90%

Vaccinations
90%,
max. CHF 200/year
Mammographies
90%

Vaccinations
90%,
max. CHF 250/year
Mammographies
90%

Overall limit of benefits per calendar year

CHF 8,000

CHF 10,000

CHF 15,000

CHF 20,000

Complement: I am able to usefully complement the range of hospitalisation insurance benefits.
Individuality: I choose my preferred coverage level as well as a possible deductible of CHF 50.
Freedom: This insurance is open to persons of all ages.

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Do you have any questions about our supplemental care insurance?
Our insurance advisers are available to answer any questions you may have.

Frequently asked questions

How can I find out if an alternative medicine therapist is recognised by Groupe Mutuel?

You can use our dedicated search tool to quickly check whether an alternative therapist is recognised by Groupe Mutuel.

Where can I go for a cure?

Before any cure, your doctor must send us a request for coverage, mentioning the name of the spa facilities so that we may check whether they are recognised.

Which dental treatments are covered by compulsory health insurance?

Mainly dental accidents not covered by accident insurance and certain serious illnesses of the masticatory system as defined in Articles 17 to 19(b) of the Ordinance on Healthcare Insurance Benefits (OPAS/KLV). Terms of coverage are very restrictive.
In case of doubt, send us a treatment request completed by your dentist (detailed report, notification of injuries according to LAMal/KVG, cost estimate, X-rays, …).

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