Are you a high-tier professional or executive in Germany, paying more than 1.205 euros per month for health insurance that barely covers your needs? What if you could access premium medical care, reduce your waiting times, and potentially save money - all while making sure you’re covered for the future?  Sign up for the webinar to learn more.

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Unlock Germany's health insurance secrets: Avoid costly mistakes and secure top-tier health care

From 2026 onwards, many international professionals in Germany are paying more than 1.200 every month for public health insurance. Yet despite these high costs, many still face long waiting times, limited access to specialists, and uncertainty about what is truly covered. If you feel this system is not serving you well, you are not alone.

In this free webinar, “Unlock Germany's health insurance secrets: Avoid costly mistakes and secure top-tier health care,” you'll discover how Germany’s health insurance system really works, and what high-earning professionals can do to secure better healthcare, often for less money. The best part about it: you can watch it at a time that fits your schedule.

Here are the dates and times:

• Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 8pm
• Sunday, March 1, 2026 at 10am

Why do so many professionals struggle with the German healthcare system?

Germany’s public health insurance system is complex. Even people who have lived in Germany for years feel confused about the rules, costs and future risks. 

And while expats often assume that public insurance is the “safe” choice, the reality is surprising:
93 percent of German civil servants - the very people who design the public system - choose private insurance for themselves and their families.

They do this because the benefits, flexibility and long-term costs often make more sense for them. In this webinar, you will learn what they know about the health insurance landscape - and most importantly, how to turn this knowledge into your ultimate advantage.

What to expect from this webinar

Here's what you'll learn during the webinar:

• The 5 must-know insights about Germany's healthcare system that empower you to make better decisions
• Proven strategies for securing top-tier medical care without breaking the bank
• How to cut waiting times from months to days
• The truth behind common myths about private health insurance
• How to ensure your healthcare remains affordable, even in retirement

Take their word for it: in this webinar, you will get clear, realistic explanations. No fear, no sugar-coating.

Register now and select the time slot that fits your busy schedule

Because this is an automated webinar, you don't need to wait for a live event. You can join at the time that works best for you - even within the next hour. This gives you fast access to knowledge that normally takes months of research and expert consultations. Reserve your spot now!

Meet your expert: Nataliya Shevchenko

Your Health. Your Wealth. Your Future.

Nataliya Shevchenko is the managing director of Team Shevsache GmbH. Over the past decade, she has helped hundreds of international professionals navigate Germany’s complicated health insurance system. As a foreign professional herself, she understands the unique challenges expats face - from long waiting times to unclear rules and rising costs.

Her mission is simple: empowering you to live a healthy, financially secure life per her motto: "Your Health. Your Wealth. Your Future."

Who is this webinar for? 

This webinar is ideal for you as a professional in Germany if:

• You earn 78.000 euros or more per year
• You are tired of long waiting times and want faster access to specialists
• You want to understand whether public or private insurance is better for you
• You want clear guidance without complicated legal or medical language
• You want to make your switch to private insurance bulletproof - without unpleasant surprises down the road

Sign up for the free webinar now

Ready to take control of your healthcare? Register for the webinar now and discover what most professionals in Germany never learn.