Insurance billing
How claims for statutory and private health insurance are typically structured, coded and submitted for midwifery services.
Billing & practice administration for midwives
AZH – Abrechnungszentrale für Hebammen GmbH shares informational resources on how medical billing, practice management and financial administration work for self-employed midwives across Germany.
Supporting midwifery practices with informational billing guidance
What we cover
An overview of the topics our informational resources are organised around. None of the material below constitutes a paid engagement or binding offer.
How claims for statutory and private health insurance are typically structured, coded and submitted for midwifery services.
Organising appointments, client records and day-to-day administration within a self-employed midwifery practice.
General principles behind bookkeeping, income statements and preparing figures for a tax adviser.
How outstanding invoices are typically tracked and followed up within a compliant reminder process.
Background on the fee schedules and regulations that shape midwifery remuneration in Germany.
General good practice for handling client documentation and data protection obligations.
Years following developments in midwifery billing practice
Focused on the German statutory and private insurance landscape
Informational content — no paid services offered on this site
How a billing cycle is usually described
Midwifery billing generally follows a recognisable rhythm: a service is documented, coded against the relevant fee schedule, submitted to the insurer or invoiced directly, and finally reconciled once payment is received.
“Understanding how billing cycles work took the guesswork out of running my practice. Having a clear, plain-language overview made a real difference.”— Independent midwife, Bavaria
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