One billing statement, several partners: MediPulse breaks down revenue and services per practitioner and gives profit distribution a basis everyone can follow.
The group practice – legally a joint practice (Berufsausübungsgemeinschaft) – bills the statutory health insurance association (KV) jointly. The fee statement names one sum for the practice, not for the individual partners. Who contributed how much is written nowhere – and that is exactly what profit distribution rests on.
As long as the figures are copied from the practice management system (PVS) into a spreadsheet by hand, the distribution remains a matter of negotiation. It only becomes traceable once revenue per practitioner, private share and services are continuously available and every partner works on the same data basis – with permissions that govern who sees what.
Not to be confused with a practice-sharing arrangement (Praxisgemeinschaft): there, only rooms, equipment and staff are shared and each practice bills for itself. MediPulse maps the group practice as one unit with several practitioners – connected to your existing PVS and the practice's bank accounts.
Four analyses that show who contributes what and where the practice is heading.
Performance side by side
Revenue, visits and cases sit side by side per practitioner – the figure the joint fee statement does not provide, and the one profit distribution is built on.
Where the partnership hinges financially – and what MediPulse does about it.
The hurdle
The fee statement names one sum. The split between partners is made in a spreadsheet – with debates over the attribution of every billing code.
With MediPulse
Revenue and services per practitioner, with KV, HZV and private shares separated – continuously, not just at year end.
The hurdle
Not every partner wants full transparency, no transparency is not a solution – and the team should not see everything anyway.
With MediPulse
Roles and permissions per person: from the full view for partners to restricted views for staff.
The hurdle
Year-on-year comparisons and shared targets are discussed once a year, because otherwise the figures are missing.
With MediPulse
Revenue and patient development with year-on-year comparison for every meeting – the same figure for every partner.
Shared workflows and fair analyses for every practitioner.
Revenue and services broken down transparently by practitioner – the basis for profit distribution.
All information central and visible to everyone with access rights – no more contradictory spreadsheets.
Roles and permissions for a team that works in sync – everyone sees what they are meant to see.
Statutory (KV), GP-centered care (HZV) and private billing cleanly separated and traceable at any time.
Less effort in administration – more time for treatment and conversation.
Processed encrypted in German data centers, ISO 27001 certified.
Everything your group practice needs for joint management – on one platform.
Two free tools and four guides – with sources, without sales copy.
The guides are in German.
Tools
Guides
Both share rooms and staff. The difference lies in billing – and it has a limit.
From fee per case to staff cost ratio – what the figures mean and where their limits are.
How to derive the fee per case from the fee statement – and compare it per practitioner.
Which figures weekly, which quarterly – and why the management report comes too late for that.
MediPulse is tailored to four practice types. The analysis stays the same; the questions differ.
See in the demo how revenue and services per practitioner look in MediPulse – then try it for free.
MediPulse breaks down revenue and services transparently by practitioner – including statutory (KV), GP-centered care (HZV) and private shares – as the basis for a fair, traceable profit distribution. The partners set the distribution key themselves; MediPulse supplies the figures for it.
The group practice (Berufsausübungsgemeinschaft) treats shared patients and bills jointly. The practice-sharing arrangement (Praxisgemeinschaft) shares only rooms, equipment and staff; each practice bills for itself and may only have a limited share of common patients. Our guide explains the difference and the limit.
That is up to you, via individual roles and permissions – from full transparency among partners to restricted views per member of staff.
Yes. Everyone accesses one shared data basis – no more scattered standalone tools and contradictory analyses.
Yes. Revenue and patient development, year-on-year comparisons and shared targets provide a reliable factual basis for decisions.
No. MediPulse connects your practice management system (PVS, also called AIS) and your bank accounts, and adds a shared view on top.
Connecting the PVS takes about ten minutes, and onboarding is guided. First analyses per practitioner are available right after the data is connected.
