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Vektis Open Data

Vektis (Dutch healthcare information organization)

HDB-0071

Vektis manages healthcare cost data from the Dutch Health Insurance Act, providing aggregated open datasets on healthcare spending by service type at postal code and municipal levels. Data is freely downloadable as CSV files with annual updates covering 2011-2024.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Open access

Cost

Free

Region

Europe — Netherlands

License / terms

Open data (attribution required, no commercial use)

Data types

healthcare costs, insurance claims, healthcare utilization

Vektis Netherlands healthcare costs health insurance

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Record HDB-0071 · last verified 2026-08-05 · listed in Open datasets

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