Experts weigh in on the anticipated effects of the Efas healthcare reform proposal in Switzerland, indicating it may redistribute costs rather than reduce them. Health economist Tobias Müller supports Efas for promoting coordinated care and shared financial responsibility between health insurers and cantons. Although Efas could enhance transparency and potentially save up to 440 million francs annually, substantial savings will require more comprehensive reforms. As healthcare costs continue to escalate due to an aging population and expensive treatments, discussions surrounding effective financing for long-term care remain crucial.