The high-end silver cross grows by 6.3%, most of the others are also known now

More and more major health insurers are releasing their new premiums for basic insurance. They must have done it by Monday at the latest.

The million-dollar memorandum was still based on an increase of ten per month. Many health insurers stay there. Some say that the increase in premiums can be limited by using their reserves.

The premium for health insurance CZ, with 3.6 million customers, becomes 8.55 euros more expensive per month (to 124.80 euros). Nationale Nederlanden raises 9.02 euros and costs 128.60 euros every month. With the health insurance Ohra, you pay 116.30 euros per month, an increase of 8.34 euros.

The DSW health insurance costs 4.50 euros more expensive and raises to 112 euros. At VGZ, with 3.8 million customers, the price is 4.75 euros per month and the amount of the premium amounts to 120.95 euros. Menzis, which has 2.2 million customers, adds 3 euros to 122 euros per month.

The basic health insurance premium Zilveren Kruis increases by 7.50 euros

The premium of the most chosen basic insurance of Zilveren Kruis, the Basis Zeker, increases by 7.50 euros to 126.95 euros per month. The basic budget is here 114.95 euros per month. On average, supplementary insurance premiums increase by 0.7%.

According to Zilveren Kruis, this increase is necessary with five million customers, because new expensive and increasingly available drugs worry us more and more. use. The government has also extended basic insurance coverage in 2019. All this leads to an increase in the premium compared to 2018.

The Dutch Healthcare Authority warned against a rise in rates

In view of the announcement of the new tariffs, the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) has been warned of a sharp increase if health insurers and health care providers do not make the necessary arrangements to reduce the costs of health care always higher.

According to the regulator, the minimum reserves of buffers are considered. Insurers and health care providers need to make health care affordable and accessible together, according to the NZA.