Nutritional advice – boost your health and enjoy doing it
Eating a varied and healthy diet boosts your health in the long term. As a holistic healthcare organisation, we put your health first – with nutritional advice that suits you.
Traditional nutritional advice
Our nutritional analyses and advice are provided by SWICA-approved nutritionists and SVDE ASDD members. This means that you benefit from nutritional advice that is professional, personal, tailored to your needs, and recognised by health insurers.
Diet and nutrition programmes
With diet courses and nutrition programmes from SalutaCoach and Betty Bossi, we offer you practical support in your daily life. Whether you are looking to lose weight in a healthy manner with SWICA or eat more consciously in the long term, discover our current range of programmes and get help with weight loss.
Alternative nutritional advice
In addition to traditional nutritional advice, we also offer alternative approaches such as Ayurveda, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and traditional European naturopathy (TEN). Holistic nutritional advice is provided by SWICA-approved therapists with proven expertise.
Nutritional advice over the phone with santé24
Our SWICA nutritional advice over the phone with santé24 offers quick, personalised answers to your questions about nutrition and health.
- Advice on topics such as what to eat if you are ill or recovering from surgery
- Advice on food intolerances and diseases of the digestive system
- Recommendations for a healthy, balanced diet
- Support with losing weight and questions about nutrition
- Free for SWICA customers with Favorit plans
Up to CHF 900 francs for preventive measures relating to nutrition
How your preventive healthcare contribution is calculated
We support you by covering 90% of the costs under your Completa Forte supplementary insurance plan, up to a maximum of 300 francs per calendar year. Praevita covers an additional 50% of the costs, up to a maximum of 300 francs per year. Optima supplementary insurance covers 90% of the costs over and above this amount, up to a maximum of 300 francs per calendar year. So when it comes to nutrition-related prevention contributions, you can claim a total of up to 900 francs per year.
