meda Billing · EBM
Every EBM Ziffer
your notes support.
The Versichertenpauschale bills itself. The Einzelleistungen are where the quarter leaks: the conversations, the wound care, the Chroniker codes. Documented, performed, never entered.
Where EBM slips
The patterns we see, before the numbers.
Problem oriented conversations (03230) done in full and never coded. Wound treatment (02310) documented by the MFA, missing on the Schein. Chronikerzuschläge (03220/03221) forgotten in a mixed day. Vorsorge like the Check-up (01732) performed, unbilled.
These are the qualitative patterns from practice. Our measured numbers publish after the measurement.
meda reads the finished note, finds the documented service, and shows you the Ziffer with its evidence. You decide.
EBM questions
Which EBM codes does meda look for?
Documented but unbilled services, with the common hausärztliche patterns first: Gespräche, Wundversorgung, Chroniker, Vorsorge. Every suggestion carries the line of the note that supports it.
What happens at the Plausibilitätsprüfung?
Every approved code stays linked to its note and the supporting ICD‑10‑GM diagnosis. When the KV asks, the answer is one click. Complete billing, ready for audit, is the whole point.
Is this upcoding?
No. Only codes your documentation supports, and the doctor approves every one. Correct billing, evidenced.
meda is priced per doctor, and the model is public.
How pricing works