LAMal 2026
Health insurance premiums Zug 2026 — young adults (age 19-25)
LAMal premiums 2026 in Zug — bracket young adults (age 19-25). Fund ranking and YoY delta vs last year.
Premium year: 2026 · Data retrieved: · Source: UFSP / BAG / FOPH / OFSP — Priminfo Page generated:
Zug ranks 1 of 26 cantons · cheaper than 0, more expensive than 25.
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Open the comparatorTop 20 health funds in Zug — young adults (age 19-25)
| Rank | Health fund | Monthly premium |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sympany | 266.20 CHF/month |
| 2 | Agrisano | 270.30 CHF/month |
| 3 | CSS | 270.70 CHF/month |
| 4 | Visana | 271.90 CHF/month |
| 5 | Concordia | 273.50 CHF/month |
| 6 | Mutuel | 274.70 CHF/month |
| 7 | EGK | 279.30 CHF/month |
| 8 | Sanitas | 280.20 CHF/month |
| 9 | Avenir | 283.80 CHF/month |
| 10 | Galenos | 290.30 CHF/month |
| 11 | Assura | 292.60 CHF/month |
| 12 | ÖKK | 294.00 CHF/month |
| 13 | KPT | 298.30 CHF/month |
| 14 | Aquilana | 299.00 CHF/month |
| 15 | SLKK | 300.60 CHF/month |
| 16 | SWICA | 303.90 CHF/month |
| 17 | Sumiswalder | 305.20 CHF/month |
| 18 | Philos | 310.90 CHF/month |
| 19 | Atupri | 311.70 CHF/month |
| 20 | Helsana | 320.00 CHF/month |
Zug against the other cantons (young adults (age 19-25))
Of 26 comparable cantons, this page ranks 1 on median premium, at 299.00 CHF/month.
Further down the ranking: Appenzell Innerrhoden, Obwalden, Uri, Nidwalden, Schwyz, Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Graubünden, Thurgau, St. Gallen, Lucerne, Glarus, Valais, Aargau, Schaffhausen, Zurich, Fribourg, Solothurn, Bern, Basel-Landschaft, Vaud, Jura, Neuchâtel, Basel-Stadt, Ticino and Geneva.
just behind is Appenzell Innerrhoden (315.50 CHF/month)
Across the group the highest value is 528.30 CHF/month (Geneva) and the lowest 299.00 CHF/month (Zug).
| Page | Rank | median premium |
|---|---|---|
| Zug (this page) | 1 | 299.00 CHF/month |
| Appenzell Innerrhoden | 2 | 315.50 CHF/month |
| Obwalden | 3 | 342.35 CHF/month |
| Geneva | 26 | 528.30 CHF/month |
Ranks computed at build time across the sibling pages of this same family. Inside Zug the cheapest fund for this bracket is Sympany (266.20), the dearest Vita Surselva (407.55).
Full ranking of all 26 cantons
Change vs 2025
Compared with 2025, the median premium in Zug for bracket young adults (age 19-25) moved by -9.18% (27 funds compared). This change reflects the annual tariff review approved by the Federal Council and published in late September. The tables below compare every fund with data in both years to highlight the largest rises and falls.
Top 20 funds by percentage change vs 2025, from biggest drop to biggest rise
| Rank | Health fund | Δ vs prior year |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Galenos | -25.30% |
| 2 | CSS | -19.98% |
| 3 | Avenir | -18.05% |
| 4 | Mutuel | -16.71% |
| 5 | Helsana | -16.16% |
| 6 | KPT | -16.02% |
| 7 | Sana24 | -15.92% |
| 8 | Sympany | -15.41% |
| 9 | Concordia | -14.48% |
| 10 | Visana | -13.96% |
| 11 | Philos | -12.77% |
| 12 | SWICA | -12.40% |
| 13 | Aquilana | -12.01% |
| 14 | SLKK | -9.18% |
| 15 | Agrisano | -8.99% |
| 16 | Sanitas | -8.46% |
| 17 | EGK | -6.96% |
| 18 | Assura | -5.40% |
| 19 | Atupri | -4.97% |
| 20 | ÖKK | -4.33% |
Three-year trend 2024 → 2026
LAMal premium trajectory in Zug for young adults (age 19-25) over the last three years: 2024 → 2025 → 2026, with consecutive year-over-year changes of +2.90% and -9.34% for a cumulative -6.71% over the two-year window. Looking at a single annual revision can mask the picture — the two-step compound is the right reading for planning a household budget.
How the LAMal premium works in this bracket
Under Swiss LAMal law, every resident must hold a basic health insurance. The premium varies by canton, premium region and health fund, but it is flat across all adults aged 26 and over — there is no age-based increase inside LAMal itself (unlike supplementary LCA cover). In Zug for 2026, the median for bracket young adults (age 19-25) is 299.00 CHF/month. Cross-border workers living in Italy can elect either the Swiss LAMal or the Italian SSN under the "right of option" — this choice depends on age, health status, residence and family situation and should be evaluated with a licensed adviser. Use the table above to identify the cheapest funds in the age bracket and compare them using our interactive comparator below.
LAMal health insurance premiums 2026 in Zug for young adults (age 19-25): median 299.00 CHF/month, range from 266.20 to 407.55 CHF. Official FOPH/BAG data with the minimum deductible (CHF 300 for adults, CHF 0 for children) and no accident cover. Compare the main health funds and find the most affordable insurer for your situation.
Cantonal premiums and residence: reading this comparison
These figures concern insurance for Swiss residents: Zug, young adults (age 19-25) age bracket, year 2026, median CHF 299.00/month and range CHF 266.20–407.55. They are not premiums for cross-border workers resident in Italy. Compare matching premium region, age, deductible, accident cover and model; a group median is not a personal quote.
Italy-resident LAMal policyholders pay country-of-residence premiums with standard insurance and the ordinary deductible; HMO, Telmed and optional deductibles are unavailable. The right of option depends on citizenship and residence. Eligible workers choosing the SSN must formally request exemption from the competent authority in their canton of employment within three months of starting their contract; SSN registration alone is insufficient. The choice cannot be changed freely: check any new circumstances with the canton.
LAMal-insured people resident in Italy receive form S1 from their insurer and register it with the competent Italian healthcare institution to access care under the rules of their country of residence.
During a temporary stay in Switzerland, people entitled to use the EHIC can receive medically necessary public healthcare, taking account of the treatment and length of stay, on the conditions and at the costs applicable to locally insured people. This is not limited to emergencies and is not necessarily free. The EHIC does not cover travel for planned treatment, private care or repatriation; planned treatment and care in the country of residence follow separate procedures to check beforehand with the ASL and insurer. Eligibility also depends on insurance affiliation and citizenship: do not assume every card can be used in Switzerland.
Frequently asked questions
How much does health insurance cost in Zug for young adults (age 19-25)?
In Zug, bracket young adults (age 19-25) pays 299.00 CHF per month on average for basic LAMal cover (CHF 300 deductible, no accident cover). The range across health funds goes from 266.20 to 407.55 CHF/month. Differences depend on the insurance model (standard, family doctor, telmed, HMO).
Which health fund is cheapest?
The cheapest fund changes every year — in 2026 the lowest monthly premium for this bracket is 266.20 CHF. Check the full table for the live ranking of all funds in the selected canton.
How can I save on my premium?
Three main levers: (1) pick an alternative model — family doctor, HMO or telemedicine typically saves 10-20% vs standard; (2) raise the annual deductible up to CHF 2,500 if you are healthy (savings up to ~50%); (3) compare rates every October for the following year and switch by 30 November if a better offer appears.
Do cross-border workers pay LAMal?
Cross-border workers in Switzerland have the "right of option" — they can choose Swiss LAMal or stay on the Italian SSN (or the German/French/Austrian system). LAMal choosers pay the same premium as a Swiss resident; SSN choosers stay covered in Italy. The option must be exercised within 3 months of starting work.
Does the premium change with age?
Under LAMal the premium is flat for all adults from 26 onwards — it does not rise with age. Children (0-18) and young adults (19-25) pay less by law. Supplementary LCA cover, on the other hand, does rise with age.
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