Woher kriegen Ärzte Geld?

Wenn ein Arzt bestimmte medizinische Mittel für sein Unternehmen benötigt, müssen diese ja gekauft werden…

Woher kommt aber das Geld?

Kommt das vom Staat?

Wer ist dafür verantwortlich und wieso fehlt aktuell dieses Geld?

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wdarene
2 years ago

He has to pay for it himself. It’s “his company.”

Otherwise, this is only the case with doctors employed – in the hospital or even in large practices, then the boss or the carrier must take over. But with normal established doctors he has to pay for himself…

TorDerSchatten
2 years ago

It comes from the medical association, from the sickness fund and thus from the insured pay the contributions and the respective employers.

LouPing
2 years ago
Reply to  TorDerSchatten

The Kk pays only the work of doctors…more not.

LouPing
2 years ago

For social assistance recipients /H4/Migrants, the State=of taxpayers pays the Kk contributions. These are only about the 90/month – the few toads don’t even cover the costs.

These are collected by the AN /AG =taxpayers – who pay significantly higher contributions.

Now the number of those who are insured only over the minimum rate is steadily increasing… that the taxpayers can no longer compensate for this is logical.

LouPing
2 years ago

Because there are more and more insurers who get only the minimum rate paid by the state – but the medicine becomes more and more complicated and expensive.

For each non-working person, the state pays a flat-rate €90 Kk contribution, which is a joke because the expenses are much higher.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

Doctors are like companies that have revenue and expenditure. They receive income from the health insurance companies or the insurance associations. And the expenses go for example to pharmacies for drugs, syringes or other things. The employees must also be paid, of course.

DerHans
2 years ago

Doctors drive (almost all) two-track. Private patients write a detailed account of their services and then get this invoice paid to their account.

For cash patients, they shall draw up a quarterly statement which they give to the competent medical billing agency. This then counts with the general association of statutory health insurance companies.

LouPing
2 years ago
Reply to  DerHans

Private patients write a detailed account of their services

Times are long over – the bills run through private medical bills, of which fees will be deducted and the income must be taxed.

The same applies to the settlement via the credit institutions.

An average practice cannot be compensated for – income is mainly used for insurance, personnel costs and cost of living.

NMFC2010
2 years ago

The refundable medicines and aids (prech-hour requirement) required for the treatment of cash register patients in practice are provided to the doctor free of charge by the cash registers. To this end, it must be a so-called PC Recipe to issue.

On the other hand, the doctor has to buy his own speaking hours for private patients or IGeL (individual health services) and invoice this to the patient.

LouPing
2 years ago

Is that from the state?

Don’t worry, the state does not finance the supposedly rich and money-consuming doctors.

Doctors finance the equipment of their practices by private funds /credits – devices can be bought or leased.