Brasília – The average adjustment applied to collective health insurance plans in Brazil reached 11.15% in 2025, according to data from the National Supplementary Health Agency (ANS). The figure reflects adjustments negotiated directly between health insurers and employers or associations, and is slightly lower than increases recorded in previous years, amid ongoing cost pressures in medical and hospital services.
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Smaller group contracts with fewer than 30 beneficiaries had higher average increases than larger ones, while standalone dental plans saw more moderate adjustments. The ANS panel underscores continuing divergences in price changes across plan types and sizes, driven by differing contractual negotiations and variations in healthcare cost inflation.
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Source: Folha de S.Paulo