The National Health Fund (CNS) is the primary state-run health insurance provider. It provides reimbursement of many healthcare costs (that are paid at the point of delivery), maternity allowance, as well as long-term care and cash benefits in the event of disability.

Where: 125 route d’Esch
, L-1471 Luxembourg

Phone: 27 57 1

Website: www.cns.public.lu

The national fund for family allowances is responsible for the payment and management of family benefits as well as “chèque-service” childcare vouchers and parental leave.

Where: 34 avenue 
de la Porte-Neuve
, L-2227 Luxembourg

Phone: 47 71 53 1

Website: www.cae.public.lu

The Social Security Centre is responsible for, among other things, registering people into the social insurance system, the determination and collection of contributions, and the recording and distribution of contributions between the various bodies.

Where: 125 route d’Esch
, L-1112 Luxembourg

Phone: 40 14 11

Website: www.ccss.lu

This agency is called in to determine if a disabled or injured person has the capacity to work.

Where: 125 route d’Esch
, L-2976 Luxembourg

Phone: 26 19 13 1

Website: www.mss.public.lu

The Social Security General Inspectorate monitors the social insurance system.

Where: 26 rue Sainte-Zithe
, L-2763 Luxembourg

Phone: 24 78 63 26

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.mss.public.lu