Assurances maladie en Suisse : quels défis et réformes pour 2030 ?

About the conference:
The Swiss healthcare system is built on a mandatory health insurance model, which currently faces several challenges. Rising healthcare costs, changing expectations from insured individuals, and the need for reforms are pressing issues to ensure fairness and efficiency within the system. Mr. Matthias Schenker will share his insights and experiences regarding the future of health insurance in Switzerland, focusing on how it needs to adapt to new economic and social realities in a changing healthcare landscape.

Biography of Matthias Schenker
Matthias Schenker is a recognized expert in the field of health and accident insurance in Switzerland. As a former head of the Health Policy section and a management member at CSS, he has developed a deep understanding of health policy issues. Currently, he oversees the domain of health and accident insurance at the Swiss Insurance Association (ASA).

Holding a Master’s degree in international economics from the University of Geneva, Matthias Schenker merges a strong academic background with extensive practical experience. His expertise enables him to analyze the current and future challenges facing the Swiss healthcare system and to propose meaningful reforms for its sustainability. Renowned for his ability to foresee sector developments, he plays a key role in discussions about the future of health insurance in Switzerland.

Practical Information

• Location: Aula, Campus Energypolis, Rue de l’Industrie 23, 1950 Sion.
• Duration of talks: Each session includes a 40-minute presentation followed by 20 minutes of interactive discussion with the audience.
• Hospitality: A light refreshment will be provided after each conference.
• Free access: Admission is free, but prior registration is required.
• Schedule: Conferences will take place from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM.