BARMER is one of the largest public health insurance companies in Germany. Its motto is to think ahead when it comes to health. BARMER actively supports more than 8.5 million insured members in all matters relating to health, illness and care, inspires them to lead healthier lives and encourages self-care by promoting individual health awareness.

BARMER is setting trends in the digitisation of healthcare, for example with its electronic patient file eCare, the Barmer app and many other digital services.

BARMER is the first health insurance provider to support the pilot project as a partner of the German publich health insurance system. In 2025, digitally structured EPILs will be integrated into BARMER’s digital offering. The aim is to better inform insured persons about the use of medicines and thus increase patient safety.

With more than three million insured members, IKK classic is the leading provider of health insurance for skilled trades and one of the largest health insurance funds in Germany. It offers a modern mix of personal advice in around 160 branches and telephone and digital contact channels.

From online branches and useful apps to digital therapy programmes, IKK offers a wide range of digital services, making healthcare more efficient and flexible than ever before. These include the IKK classic app, the ePA and many other services.

With 50,000 insured members, Bertelsmann BKK is ideally positioned to meet the high demands of our members. Founded in 1957 on the initiative of Bertelsmann and leading works councils, BKK aims to offer employees the best health insurance.

As an innovative company health insurance fund, Bertelsmann BKK attaches great importance to digital solutions: receipts and invoices can be submitted easily in just a few clicks via the online office. The digital services also enable medical consultations via smartphone, helping to reduce waiting times. These include additional services such as telemedicine and online dermatology. Bertelsmann BKK is supported by BITMARCK and is the first company health insurance fund to plan to offer digital user information.

DAK-Gesundheit is one of Germany’s largest health insurance companies and is trusted by 5.5 million people. It has been supporting its insured persons in many ways, both in getting well and staying healthy – and has been doing so for many years. In the field of digital health, DAK follows the guiding principle: Providing the best medical care in a simple and transparent manner. New applications and functions simplify many aspects of care. DAK helps its insured persons to find their way around and making optimal use of the offers.

BAHN BKK has its roots in the railway industry and today supports insured persons from various occupational groups with practical advice and specialised services – from prevention and rehabilitation to care.

BAHN BKK combines personal proximity with modern digital services: an online office, its own app, electronic patient records (ePA), telemedicine and digital prevention and therapy services make care more efficient and flexible. For more information, visit the following link: Bahn BKK app.

The AOK community, with its eleven regional entities, serves around 27 million people, making it one of the largest statutory health insurance providers. As ‘The Health Insurance Fund,’ AOK stands for reliable, needs-based care and supports its insured members in matters of health, illness and nursing care with quality-assured services and sound advice.

Digital services expand this service promise and facilitate access to care and information. With the electronic patient file ‘AOK Mein Leben’ (AOK My Life), the online office ‘Meine AOK’ (My AOK) and other digital services, the AOK enables simple, secure and transparent use of health data and services.

To further develop its digital portfolio, AOK participates in innovative projects such as the diGItal pilot project. The aim is to better inform insured persons about the use of medicines and thus strengthen patient safety and the quality of care.