Health Insurance: Despite Reform, Hardly Anyone Believes in Stable Contributions
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Statutory health insurance remains a delicate issue. Despite the approved reform, surveys show a great scepticism among Germans regarding future contributions. Expectations for the new Minister of Health Linnemann are high.
Despite the government's recently decided austerity programme for statutory health insurance (GKV), a large majority of people in Germany do not believe in permanently stable contributions.This is evident from a representative Forsa survey on behalf of the AOK Federal Association, on which the newspapers of the Funke media group report on Thursday. According to the survey, 88 percent of Germans expect that contributions for health and care insur…
The contribution reform does not convince the insured: 88 percent expect higher cash contributions. Now, new Minister Linnemann is under pressure.
Federal Medical Association: Berlin (ots) - On behalf of the Federal Medical Association Carsten Linnemann as the new Federal Minister for Health, Federal Medical Association President Dr. Klaus Reinhardt explains: "I warmly congratulate Carsten Linnemann on his appointment ...
Berlin – The Statutory Health Insurance Contribution Rate Stabilization Act came into force today with several immediate measures. The National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (KBV) has therefore compiled a list of the changes that will take effect today and will take effect in a second phase at the beginning of 2027 for medical practices. Homeopathic and anthroposophic medicines are no longer covered by statutory health ins…
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The contribution reform does not convince the insured: 88 percent expect higher cash contributions. Now, new Minister Linnemann is under pressure.
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