The Ever-Present Issue of Elective Services and a Strategic Outlook on the GOÄ Reform Current case law, legal pitfalls, and key decisions for hospital practice
Ensuring that elective services and individual agreements are structured in a legally sound manner continues to pose challenges for hospitals. At the same time, the planned fundamental reform of the Schedule of Fees for Physicians (GOÄ) is drawing nearer. With the reform scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2028, far-reaching changes are on the horizon, and hospitals should prepare for them well in advance.
The law firm VOELKER, together with Medocare Service and PAS Hammerl, cordially invites you to a practice-oriented online seminar. Our experts will inform you about the latest case law regarding optional services and individual agreements and provide a strategic outlook on the planned GOÄ reform.
Our Topics and Speakers
Optional Services and Individual Agreements – Current Legal Pitfalls
Dr. Ulrike Brucklacher, Attorney Specializing in Medical Law, VOELKER
Learn about the legal requirements that must be observed when agreeing to and billing for elective medical services, where typical sources of error lie, and how you can draft your contracts to ensure legal compliance.
Outlook on the GOÄ Reform – What You Need to Know and Prepare for Now
Heike Gottaut, Medocare Service, and Markus Terschanski, PAS Hammerl
What changes will the planned GOÄ reform bring, and what impacts can hospitals expect? Our speakers will provide an overview of the proposed new regulations and explain how medical controlling, billing, and hospital management can prepare early for the upcoming requirements.
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Take this opportunity to learn firsthand about current legal developments and future challenges in hospital billing.
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We look forward to your participation, an informative exchange, and welcoming you to our online seminar!
Your team at VOELKER, Medocare Service, and PAS Hammerl