Health insurance in the canton of Uri: 2026 premiums compared
Official basic insurance premiums — premium region Altdorf
CHF 395.65
Cheapest premium (CHF 300 deductible)
CHF 457.42
Average (CHF 300 deductible)
CHF 267.35
Cheapest premium (CHF 2,500 deductible)
108
Tariffs compared
Uri is a mountain canton at the Gotthard and forms a single premium region; its premium level is regularly among the lowest in Switzerland. Basic care is provided by the Cantonal Hospital of Uri in Altdorf, while for specialised treatment residents usually travel to Lucerne or Zurich. Those who want free hospital choice can secure it with supplementary insurance.
The cheapest health insurers in the canton of Uri
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Adult (born 1990), CHF 300 deductible, with accident cover, premium region Altdorf — official FOPH premiums 2026 · 07.09.2026
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Calculate premiums in the canton of Uri →Frequently asked questions — health insurance in the canton of Uri
How many premium regions does the canton of Uri have?▼
Uri forms a single premium region. From Flüelen to Andermatt, the same regional tariff applies for the same insurer and model — differences arise only from the insurer, the insurance model and the deductible.
What applies to hospital treatment outside the canton of Uri?▼
Medically necessary treatment that is not offered within the canton is fully covered by basic insurance even outside the canton. For treatment you choose freely at a hospital in another canton, it pays at most the tariff applicable in your canton of residence — any difference can be covered by supplementary hospital insurance.
Until when can I switch health insurer in Uri?▼
Your cancellation of basic insurance must reach your current insurer by 30 November; the switch takes effect on 1 January. The insurance year ends on 31 December. Even in an inexpensive canton like Uri, insurers differ — an annual comparison pays off.