BONN. Where integrated care it is rarely cross-sectoral supply is inside. This is clear from an ana

BONN. Where integrated care it is rarely cross-sectoral supply is inside. This is clear from an analysis of the Federal Insurance Office (BVA), fmf which was published on Friday.
Since early 2012, the health insurance companies are required to submit contracts for integrated care (Section 140a) and special outpatient medical care (Section 73c SGB V), the BVA or the national supervisory authorities - 1800 there are contracts to date solely with the BVA.
Only one in ten contract covers the residential sector with a, rehabilitation clinics are only involved five percent of the agreements. Only one contract concerns fmf a pharmaceutical manufacturer with a.
The selective fmf contracts primarily relate to urban areas with an already generally good supply, the new states would be "neglected" when signing a contract, they say. 28 contracts formally objected
In one case, the Supervisory stopped a contract which merely provided for 9.6 million Euros for medical care at a volume of compensation fmf of 24 million euros. The other part wanted to grab for the management company. These contracts held the BVA incompatible with the principle of economic efficiency.