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YOUR GYM.PAID BY YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE.

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How to get your Swiss gym membership co-financed by your health insurance in 2026 – up to CHF 1,300 per year via supplementary insurance.

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Last updated: June 2026

Who Pays The Most?

Compare Swiss health insurers by their annual fitness contribution.

01

Swica

Annual ContributionCHF 1300.-
Products
3
Coverage
90
02

CSS

Annual ContributionCHF 800.-
Products
1
Coverage
100
03

Helsana

Annual ContributionCHF 800.-
Products
3
Coverage
100
04

Sanitas

Annual ContributionCHF 800.-
Products
5
Coverage
80
05

Atupri

Annual ContributionCHF 500.-
Products
4
Coverage
75
06

Groupe Mutuel

Annual ContributionCHF 500.-
Products
2
Coverage
50
07

ÖKK

Annual ContributionCHF 400.-
Products
1
Coverage
50
08

Rhenusana

Annual ContributionCHF 400.-
Products
3
Coverage
75
09

Egk

Annual ContributionCHF 360.-
Products
1
Coverage
100
10

Axa

Annual ContributionCHF 300.-
Products
2
Coverage
75
11

Glarner

Annual ContributionCHF 300.-
Products
3
Coverage
50
12

KPT

Annual ContributionCHF 300.-
Products
3
Coverage
100
13

SLKK

Annual ContributionCHF 300.-
Products
3
Coverage
50
14

Sympany

Annual ContributionCHF 300.-
Products
2
Coverage
100
15

Innova

Annual ContributionCHF 250.-
Products
1
Coverage
75
16

Concordia

Annual ContributionCHF 200.-
Products
1
Coverage
50
17

Sodalis

Annual ContributionCHF 200.-
Products
1
Coverage
50
18

Sumiswalder

Annual ContributionCHF 200.-
Products
1
Coverage
100
19

Visana

Annual ContributionCHF 200.-
Products
1
Coverage
100
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Key Takeaways: Gym & Health Insurance 2026

  • Who pays: Not basic insurance (KVG) – your supplementary insurance (VVG).
  • How much: Up to CHF 1,300 per year (SWICA), depending on insurer and plan.
  • Condition: Your gym must be Qualitop- or Qualicert-certified.
  • How to check: Find your gym in the directory to see instantly if it qualifies.

Getting your gym paid by health insurance: the complete 2026 guide

Many people in Switzerland pay their gym membership entirely out of pocket every year – even though a large part of it could be reclaimed. The reason: contributions don't run through mandatory basic insurance, but through voluntary supplementary insurance. Once you understand the system, you train almost for free in 2026.

Basic vs. supplementary insurance

Basic insurance (KVG) is legally limited to treating illness – prevention like a gym membership isn't covered, so you won't get a single franc here. Supplementary insurance (VVG), by contrast, is a voluntary product through which insurers such as SWICA, Helsana, CSS, Sanitas and Groupe Mutuel actively reward health promotion. That's the pot your gym is co-financed from.

Which gyms qualify?

The deciding factor is certification. Insurers only pay gyms with a recognised quality label – usually Qualitop or Qualicert. The label guarantees qualified staff, inspected equipment and proper training supervision. If your gym is certified, your chances of reimbursement are excellent. Over 1,100 Swiss gyms in our directory meet this requirement.

What the major insurers pay

Amounts vary widely by insurer and plan. SWICA is the most generous at up to CHF 1,300; others range from CHF 200 to CHF 800. See the direct comparison in our insurance overview and on each insurer's page.

Reimbursement in 3 steps

  1. Check your gym – is it Qualitop/Qualicert-certified? (Instantly visible in the directory.)
  2. Right supplementary insurance – check that your VVG includes a fitness/prevention benefit. If not, switching often pays off.
  3. Submit your receipt – pay the annual membership, submit the receipt (digitally via app with most insurers, refunded within days).

Take the 30-second check and find out how much your insurer pays toward your gym.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Which gyms does health insurance pay for?+
Insurers reimburse memberships at gyms with a recognised quality label (Qualitop or Qualicert). You'll find 1,100+ certified gyms in our directory.
How much does health insurance pay toward my gym?+
Up to CHF 1,300 per year depending on your supplementary plan (e.g. SWICA). Others pay CHF 200–800. Take the check for your exact amount.
Does basic insurance pay for my gym?+
No. Mandatory basic insurance (KVG) doesn't cover prevention. Gym contributions run exclusively through voluntary supplementary insurance (VVG).
How do I get my gym paid by health insurance?+
Make sure your gym is certified and your supplementary insurance includes a fitness benefit, then submit your annual membership receipt to your insurer – usually digitally.