AOK insurers 2026 at a glance

The AOK (Allgemeine Ortskrankenkasse) is one of Germany's largest health insurance families. It is split into 11 regional AOKs – each with its own supplementary contribution and dedicated federal state coverage.

# Health Insurance Supplementary Total Rate Region Action
1 AOK Rheinland-Pfalz/Saarland 2,47 % 17,07 % Saarland, Rheinland-Pfalz Details
2 AOK Bayern 2,69 % 17,29 % Bayern Details
3 AOK Sachsen-Anhalt 2,89 % 17,49 % Sachsen-Anhalt Details
4 AOK Hessen 2,98 % 17,58 % Hessen Details
5 AOK Niedersachsen 2,98 % 17,58 % Niedersachsen Details
6 AOK Baden-Württemberg 2,99 % 17,59 % Baden-Württemberg Details
7 AOK NordWest 2,99 % 17,59 % Nordrhein-Westfalen, Schleswig-Holstein Details
8 AOK PLUS 3,10 % 17,70 % Sachsen, Thüringen Details
9 AOK Bremen/Bremerhaven 3,29 % 17,89 % Bremen Details
10 AOK Rheinland/Hamburg 3,29 % 17,89 % Hamburg, Nordrhein-Westfalen Details
11 AOK Nordost 3,50 % 18,10 % Berlin, Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Details

As of: May 2026. Sorted ascending by supplementary contribution. Total = general rate (14,6%) + supplementary.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many AOKs are there in Germany?

There are 11 regional AOKs, each responsible for one or more federal states: AOK Baden-Württemberg, AOK Bayern, AOK Bremen/Bremerhaven, AOK Hessen, AOK Niedersachsen, AOK Nordost, AOK NordWest, AOK PLUS (Saxony/Thuringia), AOK Rheinland/Hamburg, AOK Rheinland-Pfalz/Saarland and AOK Sachsen-Anhalt.

Can I choose my AOK freely?

No. You can only choose the AOK of your place of residence or work. Anyone living or working in Bavaria can only become a member of AOK Bayern.

Which AOK has the cheapest supplementary contribution?

AOKs differ in their supplementary contribution rates. Check our table – it is sorted by contribution height (ascending).

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