In the future, health insurance companies will no longer have to provide information about cost increases

A change in the GKV reform, which is to be decided on Friday, stipulates that the health insurance companies' obligation to inform their members should no longer apply if they increase additional contributions. Let me put it this way: This law was originally intended to stabilize contributions. And that's why you're now making provisional measures so that people don't notice if it doesn't work? They probably want to avoid the collective outcry on December 31, 2026. submitted by /u/alanathe