In this article, we therefore provide a chronological overview with links to the DiGA reports of the most relevant publishers<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This article is continuously updated.<\/em><\/p>\n Every year, the billing data of all statutory health insurance funds are evaluated by 30 September and presented and summarized in the reports listed here. The reports are usually published in the spring of the following year.<\/p>\n You can find the latest news on DiGA and medical software<\/a> in our news feed<\/a>.<\/p>\n The National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Funds has published an annual DiGA report since 2022. The billing data of all<\/u> statutory health insurance funds up to September 30 of the same year (in accordance with Section 33a (6) SGB V) serve as the data basis.<\/p>\n In addition, the GKV defines the reimbursement amounts for DiGA with the health insurance funds, which are reimbursed from the 13th month after admission, and also agrees a framework agreement with the DiGA manufacturers’ associations (such as the SVDGV), which includes regulations on reimbursement negotiations, maximum amounts and threshold values.<\/p>\n <\/strong>With this year’s DiGA Report 2024, the German Association for Digital Healthcare (SVDGV) provides insights into developments in the DiGA market based on manufacturer data for the first time. The data collected in the report was accordingly requested by the SVDGV individually from each manufacturer for the respective DiGA.<\/p>\n As this is the first report of its kind, it covers the entire period following the listing of the first DiGA from October 2020 to September 2023.<\/p>\n In 2022, the SVDGV sharply criticized the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Funds after its publication of the \u201cDiGA Report 2022\u201d. According to the SVDGV, the GKV once again failed to present the \u201cstill young healthcare sector in a neutral manner\u201d. \u2192 to the statement<\/a><\/p>\n Germany’s largest statutory health insurance fund with over 11.3 million insured individuals published an explicit DiGA report for the first time in 2022. For this purpose, billing data from around 16,000 TK insured individuals who were prescribed or approved a DiGA by December 31, 2021 was evaluated.<\/p>\n In its annual doctors’ report, Barmer is focusing on DiGA for the first time in 2024, analyzing data from its approximately 8.7 million insured individuals. In addition, a total of 1,000 practitioners from the DocCheck Panel <\/a> were surveyed online in November and December 2023 about their attitudes towards and experiences with DiGA.<\/p>\n The DAK publishes an annual health report. The last dedicated \u201cDigitalization Report\u201d, which ultimately also covered the topic of DiGA, was published by the Hamburg-based health insurance company in 2021 in cooperation with the \u201c\u00c4rzte Zeitung\u201d.<\/p>\n An online survey from September 17 to November 1, 2021 and a survey conducted by ePatient Analytics with 569 doctors and 16 psychotherapists from all over Germany serve as the data basis for the underlying study.<\/p>\n The DiGA Report of the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Funds (GKV-Spitzenverband) bundles all data from the statutory health insurance funds on the annual reporting date of September 30 and therefore offers the largest amount of data on the use of DiGA.<\/p>\n However, the GKV is confronted with repeated accusations by the SVDGV of not providing neutral reporting and delegitimizing DiGA by criticizing the high costs of DiGA, the approval process and the lack of evidence in some cases. As a result, the SVDGV published its own DiGA report for the first time this year, based exclusively on manufacturer data.<\/p>\n The occasional DiGA (interim) reports of the above-mentioned health insurance funds also offer interesting insights, albeit limited to data on their own insured persons.<\/p>\n Further assistance and market analysis tools for planning your DiGA:<\/strong><\/p>\nContent of this article<\/h2>\n
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All DiGA reports at a glance<\/h2>\n
DiGA Report 2025<\/h3>\n
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DiGA Report 2024<\/h3>\n
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DiGA Report 2023<\/h3>\n
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DiGA Report 2022<\/h3>\n
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DiGA Report 2021<\/h3>\n
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What data do the listed DiGA reports use?<\/h2>\n
GKV-Spitzenverband:<\/h3>\n
SVDGV:<\/h3>\n
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Which DiGA report should you take a look at?<\/h2>\n
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