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Which supplementary insurers reimburse kinesiology?

I am registered with the RME for kinesiology, with the OrTra TC branch certificate. Here are the supplementary insurers that, according to the RME, take this registration into account to reimburse a session.

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Insurers that recognise my RME registration

✓ Agrisano

✓ Aquilana

✓ Atupri

✓ AXA

✓ Concordia

✓ CSS

✓ Curaulta

✓ Einsiedler Krankenkasse

✓ FKB

✓ Glarner Krankenversicherung

✓ Groupe Mutuel (Mutuel, Avenir, Easy Sana, Philos, AMB, Supra-1846)

✓ Helsana

✓ innova

✓ KPT

✓ Krankenkasse Birchmeier

✓ Krankenkasse Steffisburg

✓ Krankenkasse Visperterminen

✓ Krankenkasse Wädenswil

✓ ÖKK

✓ rhenusana

✓ Sanitas

✓ SLKK

✓ Sodalis

✓ Sumiswalder

✓ Suva (military insurance)

✓ SWICA

✓ Sympany

✓ vita surselva

Good to know

Being on this list does not guarantee reimbursement. Everything depends on your policy: the share reimbursed, the annual limit and the methods covered. With some insurers (CSS, Helsana, Groupe Mutuel, innova, Suva), it also depends on the product chosen or on their own conditions. Basic health insurance (LAMal) does not reimburse kinesiology.

Before your first session, call your insurer, give them my name and the method, and ask them for confirmation.

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Your insurer is not on the list?

Some insurers, such as Visana or Assura, do not go through the RME and keep their own list of recognised therapists. Check directly with them.

Source: Swiss Register of Empirical Medicine (RME), list consulted on 14 October 2026. Insurers may change their conditions at any time.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Prices, payment, insurance.

How much does a session cost, and will my insurance pay?

A kinesiology session costs 180 CHF, a breathwork session 160 CHF and a therapeutic yoga session 120 CHF. Each session lasts between 60 and 75 minutes, and payment is made on site, by Twint or in cash. I am registered with the RME for kinesiology, which is covered by some supplementary insurance plans: the amount depends on your policy, so check with your insurer before you come.

What does “RME approved” mean?

People often say “RME approved”; the exact term is “registered with the RME”, the Swiss Register of Empirical Medicine. I am registered for kinesiology: its quality label certifies that I meet its criteria for training, practical experience and continuing education. Many supplementary insurers rely on this label, but it guarantees neither a result nor a reimbursement: each insurer decides according to your policy.

How do I know whether my supplementary insurance will reimburse me?

Call your insurer or check your online account, and ask whether your supplementary insurance covers kinesiology with an RME-registered therapist, at what percentage and up to what annual limit. Ask for this confirmation before your first session: basic health insurance (LAMal) does not cover these sessions. Then you pay for the session and send your invoice to your insurer.

How does payment work?

You pay on site, by Twint or in cash. Prices are in Swiss francs, all taxes included: that is the amount you pay.

Can I cancel or reschedule an appointment?

Yes, free of charge up to 24 hours before the appointment. After that, or if you miss the appointment, the session is charged, except in cases of force majeure.