Solidaris Brabant health insurance fund

Solidaris Brabant is a health insurance fund primarily serving Flemish Brabant and the Brussels-Capital Region. It provides mandatory health insurance for its members. Solidaris Brabant also offers additional services that all members can access at no extra cost. For example, members enjoy additional benefits such as reimbursement for glasses, dental care, psychological counseling, contraception, and more.

Brabant and Brussels

Solidaris Brabant provides RIZIV reimbursements for its members. The health insurance fund is part of Solidaris Flanders and operates in Flemish Brabant, Walloon Brabant, and Brussels. Solidaris Brabant is part of the socialist health insurance funds. The organization has a network of local offices and contact points in its region.

Additional benefits and refunds

In addition to statutory health insurance, Solidaris Brabant also offers a package of supplementary benefits, discounts, and reimbursements. These are available to all members without additional fees. Use our calculator to compare the benefits of Solidaris Brabant with those of other health insurance funds.

Additional services offered by Solidaris Brabant

Solidaris Brabant also offers various additional, paid services, such as a hospitalisation insurance, dental insurance and an extra insurance for medical costs. Members can also count on support services such as patient transport (including through MUTAS), home care, household help, childcare, and more.

Online app

Solidaris Brabant offers its members digital services via ‘my e-mut’, the health insurance fund's online portal. This platform is available for Apple and Android devices and is also accessible on PCs. With the Solidaris Brabant app, you can:

View your refunds

Order documents

Consult your benefit file

Consult your letters from your health insurance fund

Consult your personal details

Follow the progress of your file step by step

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