45 minutes. English. No sales pitch. Just one independent broker walking you through the decisions that quietly shape the next 30 years of your life in Germany.
We'd rather have 60 well-matched Expats in the room than 100 people who'll regret 45 minutes of their evening. Have a quick look:
No vague "insights." Every point below is something you can use the same week — whether you're considering a switch, renewing, or just looking to understand what you already pay for.
The exact income, employment-type, and life-stage rules — without the legal jargon.
Why the cheapest tariff today is usually the most expensive at 65 — and how to read the fine print.
The wording providers hope you'll skim past. We'll walk through real (anonymised) examples on screen.
By the end you'll know exactly what to do, what to ignore, and what — if anything — to act on this month.
Type any question into the chat. Florian will answer as many as time allows, in plain English.
We start sharp at 20:00 CEST and stay until the last serious question is answered. Bring a notepad — there are 2 worksheets to download during the session.
GKV, PKV, the big three private players, and where independent brokers fit in.
Side-by-side: cost today, cost at 65, family coverage, doctor access, switchability.
Anonymised real cases — including one that cost a Berlin engineer €11,400 over 6 years.
A simple 4-question checklist you can take home and apply to your own situation.
Bring your own questions. We stay on until the last serious one is answered.

Florian is a §34d-licensed independent insurance broker (Versicherungsmakler) based in Germany. He works with 50+ providers and has spent the last several years specialising in one audience only: Expats who need clear English-language advice.
He runs this webinar once a month because — in his own words — it beats every paid ad: "45 honest minutes filter the right people in, and everyone else walks away with something useful."
One Wednesday evening. 45 minutes. The clearest English-language briefing on German health insurance you'll find — and a live Q&A with someone who's done this 500+ times.