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ZSR/RCC Number Registration: Who Qualifies and What You Get

Learn how healthcare providers in Switzerland obtain the unique identification number required to bill insurance companies directly.

This registration process allows healthcare professionals to obtain a specific identification number used for administrative and billing purposes. This number is a mandatory requirement for anyone who needs to bill insurance companies directly for their professional services.

Who it's for

This registration is designed specifically for all healthcare providers who operate within the Swiss healthcare system and intend to bill via mandatory health insurance. If your professional services fall under these insurance structures, you will need to complete this process to ensure you can be compensated correctly for your work.

What you get

Once your application is processed, you will receive a unique identification number. This is known as a ZSR number or an RCC number. This identification is essential because it serves as your official link to the insurance billing system, allowing you to submit claims and receive payments directly from the relevant insurance companies.

What it costs you

There is no fee for this registration; it is a free service. While there is no monetary cost, you must provide specific professional documentation to prove your eligibility. You will need to submit your valid professional license and provide proof of your professional liability insurance to complete the process.

The catch to know

The most important thing to understand is that this number is not optional if you wish to be reimbursed for certain types of services. Without this specific registration, you will be unable to bill for TARMED services or process any claims related to dental accident insurance.

How to apply

  1. Ensure you have your professional license ready for verification.
  2. Gather your current proof of liability insurance documentation.
  3. Access the official registration platform through the SASIS AG website.
  4. Follow the submission steps on the official portal: https://www.sasis.ch.