meda Billing · GOÄ
GOÄ: documented services,
correct factors.
Private billing lives on two things: the services you performed and the factors your documentation justifies. Both come from the note. meda reads it.
Where GOÄ slips
The service happened. The Ziffer didn't.
The Beratung that ran long. The symptombezogene Untersuchung done alongside. Services performed for private patients, fully documented, missing from the Rechnung — or billed below the factor the documentation supports.
meda surfaces the documented services and factors, each with its evidence from the note. If your GOÄ billing runs through a Verrechnungsstelle, meda works upstream: more complete input, same trusted process.
Why now
GOÄneu rewrites the catalog. And every PVS with it.
The reform replaces Steigerungsfaktoren with fixed prices. What that means for a single practice depends on its specialty and its service mix — the draft maps old and new positions without a 1:1 relationship. What holds either way: the Ziffer you can bill is the one your note supports.
We decode the transition as it happens — our read, the numbers, the tools.
GOÄ questions
Does meda suggest higher factors?
meda surfaces the services and factors your documentation supports, with the evidence attached. Nothing beyond what the note justifies, and the doctor decides every position.
We bill GOÄ through a Verrechnungsstelle. Does that change anything?
No. meda sits upstream of the billing office: the doctor approves the documented services, and more complete input flows into the process you already run.
Are you ready for GOÄneu?
The reform rewrites the catalog and the PVS systems with it. meda is built above the PVS, which is exactly where that transition is easiest to survive. A GOÄneu Rechner is in the works.
meda is priced per doctor, and the model is public.
How pricing works