Consolidated key figures, location comparison and one reporting logic across every practice in the group – for management, site managers and investors.
A practice chain or group grows through acquisitions and new locations – and each one brings its own practice management system (PVS), its own account structure and its own way of reading figures. Management then runs a group whose locations cannot be compared, because each one counts differently.
Practice management at group level therefore starts with one reporting logic for all. Revenue per location, cases, fee per case and staff costs on the same scheme – only then does the location comparison show outliers instead of differences in definition. And only then does the figure hold up in front of the bank and investors.
MediPulse consolidates the locations in one dashboard, connects the existing PVS at each location in about ten minutes and grows with every new location. The data stays encrypted in German data centers.
Four analyses that make locations comparable: against the previous year, against the market and against the plan.
Every practice side by side
Every practice in the group with revenue, visits and cases in one table. No location reports its own figures any more, and no two count differently.
Where management across many locations fails – and what MediPulse does about it.
The hurdle
Every location delivers its figures differently and at a different time. By the time the spreadsheet is ready, the quarter is over.
With MediPulse
Every location side by side in one dashboard, including rankings – outliers stand out early, not only in the annual accounts.
The hurdle
Without a shared definition, revenue gets compared with fees and cases with visits – the location comparison then shows differences in definition rather than performance.
With MediPulse
One reporting logic, defined once and rolled out to every location – comparable figures from day one.
The hurdle
An acquisition brings an unfamiliar PVS and an unfamiliar account structure – it takes time until the location shows up in group reporting.
With MediPulse
PVS connection in about ten minutes, bank accounts added – the new location appears in the group dashboard as soon as the data flows.
Consistent processes and central management for every location.
Compare key figures from all locations in a single dashboard – with rankings and the previous year.
Define the reporting logic once and roll it out to every location.
Every location under one roof – consistently administered, with roles for group and location.
Statutory (KV), GP-centered care (HZV) and private billing cleanly separated per location and traceable.
Connect new locations at any time – without rebuilding the structure.
Processed encrypted in German data centers, ISO 27001 certified.
Everything your practice chain or group needs for central management – on one platform.
Two free tools and four guides – with sources, without sales copy.
The guides are in German.
Tools
Guides
Physician cost ratio, contribution margin per practitioner, revenue per seat and result per site – applies to every group with employed physicians.
What a practice is worth in an acquisition – and why the purchase price is a range, not a number.
PVS, bank account and billing – why a dashboard needs all three to make locations comparable.
From fee per case to staff cost ratio – the shared language for every location.
MediPulse is tailored to four practice types. The analysis stays the same; the questions differ.
See in the demo how your locations look side by side in MediPulse – then try it for free.
A central dashboard shows performance per location including rankings – so you spot outliers and weak points early.
Yes. Define the reporting logic once and roll it out everywhere – for consistent billing and comparable figures.
Connecting the PVS takes about ten minutes per location; the location appears in the group dashboard as soon as the data flows – central management with local autonomy.
A medical care center is a licensed facility under medical leadership, often with several specialties at one or more locations. A practice chain or group is an association of several practices or medical care centers under joint management – organized differently in legal terms, financially with the same task: making locations comparable.
Yes. Consolidated key figures and location comparisons are continuously available and can serve as the basis for reporting; roles and permissions govern who gets which view.
Yes. Revenue, cases and patients from every location come together centrally – no more chasing spreadsheets.
Yes. Revenue development and year-on-year comparisons per location make growth plannable on data.
