First health app reimbursement submissions in Germany

10

Aug 2020

The German Association for Digital Health Care (Spitzenverband Digitale Gesundheitsversorgung e.V.) published the list of companies that submitted applications for inclusion in the directory of digital health apps (DiGA) in the first phase.

As of August 2, 2020, the list, which is not yet exhaustive, includes fifteen (15) applications presented in the table below:

  • ADA Health GmbH - Ada: Deine Gesundheits­helferin
  • aidhere GmbH - zanadio: Das digitale Adipositasprogramm
  • Antaris Digital Health Solutions GmbH - mentalis: Plattform für die psychische Gesundheit
  • Emperra GmbH E-Health Technologies – ESYSTA
  • GET.ON Institut für Online Gesundheitstrainings GmbH – HelloBetter
  • HiDoc Technologies GmbH - CARA CARE
  • klier.net GmbH & Co. KG - BlutdruckDaten + SciTIM
  • Lindera GmbH - Lindera Mobilitätsanalyse per App
  • mementor DE GmbH - somnio: Das digitale Schlaftraining
  • mySugr GmbH - mySugr Tagebuch
  • Newsenselab GmbH - M-sense Migräne
  • Perfood GmbH - sinCephalea: Migränetherapie von MillionFriends
  • Selfapy GmbH - Selfapys Online Programme bei psychischen Erkrankungen
  • TIM – Telemonitoring Interventions in Medicine UG – SciTIM
  • Vivira Health Lab GmbH - Vivira: Therapeutisches Training für zu Hause

The full details in German can be found here. The DiGA application portal can be reached here.

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