BKK ProVita - Die Kasse fürs Leben.

BKK ProVita is a nationwide open company health insurance fund with its headquarters in Bergkirchen near Munich. With a history dating back to 1862, BKK ProVita is now one of the 50 largest statutory health insurance funds in Germany, insuring around 125,000 people.

BKK ProVita offers its insured members comprehensive and innovative services that go beyond the standard benefits. The main services include:

• Extended Preventive Services: This includes additional vaccinations, such as travel vaccinations and the rotavirus vaccination for infants, as well as special programs like the breast cancer early detection program "Discovering Hands" and the online skin check.
• Health Promotion: Bonus programs, health accounts, and other attractive additional benefits, such as the BKK BonusVorsorge, which offers insured members a cash bonus for each preventive measure taken.
• Apps and Digital Solutions: Fitness apps, nutrition and relaxation programs, as well as therapy-supporting apps for mental health issues and other health-related topics.
• Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Offers: Support for transitioning to a plant-based diet and commitment to environmental protection through sustainable business practices[2][3].

BKK ProVita operates under the motto "Personally Sustainable Health Insurance." The company is committed to the holistic well-being of people and the environment. The mission includes promoting a healthy lifestyle, supporting movement, nutrition, and mindfulness, as well as engaging in environmental protection. BKK ProVita is committed to vegetarian and vegan lifestyles and supports its members in transitioning their diets[2][3].

Since 2016, BKK ProVita has been operating climate-neutral and was awarded the United Nations Climate Protection Award in 2018 in the "Planetary Health" category. The company has reached the finals of the German Sustainability Award multiple times. Through partnerships, such as with ProVeg Germany, BKK ProVita implements projects that promote sustainability in healthcare. An example of this is the free online course "Environmental Problem Plastic," which provides in-depth insights into the role of plastic in the healthcare sector and the necessity of sustainable solutions[2][3].