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Representing physicians who set the standard.

Wari represents experienced specialists. They keep their independence and their terms, and the hospitals that need them gain the caliber that holds a service line and draws the patients who follow.

Licensed specialists only · Across Germany
The problem

Being a doctor barely pays anymore, and the system is losing its doctors.

People who studied medicine want to treat patients, not administer. In Germany the choice comes down to two evils: salaried employment with rigid shifts, little control and ever more bureaucracy, or private practice, which begins with enormous financial risk long before the first patient arrives. The result: overload, frustration, and qualified physicians leaving the profession, while hospitals are desperate to find them.

~37%
of GPs retire by 2030 (KBV Gesundheitsdaten)
−51%
maternity clinics since 1991: 1,186 down to 578 (Destatis, 2024)
~⅓
of hospitals risk revenue loss under the 2025 reform (KHVVG) if they miss their specialist-staffing floor
What a private panel practice costs

Starting a practice is not really an option for most.

These are people who mastered medicine, not business-builders, marketers, or billing departments. The figures below are what opening a panel practice takes, before the first patient walks in.

Typical start-up costs of your own panel practice
Buying a panel licence: the right to treat publicly insured patientsup to €500,000
Liability insurance: per doctorup to €80,000 / year
Mandatory pension contribution (physicians' scheme)€8,000 – 15,000 / year
Practice fit-out, computers, medical equipment€30,000 – 200,000+
Buffer for the first months without income€30,000 – 120,000
Total before the first patient arrives> €915,000
Sources: National Association of SHI Physicians (KBV) · German Medical Association · HDI / Allianz physician insurance · Wari market analysis 2026
Own practice
Start-up capital
> €915,000
With Wari
Start-up capital
€0
How it works

You are sought.
We put you forward.

How we'll work for you, once we launch.

01

We get to know you.

You fill out the short request form: your specialty, your experience, how and where you want to work. The rest we talk through in person, a conversation between professionals.

02

When a hospital has a need, we negotiate before you say yes.

We only put you forward where the standard and the terms are right. Fee and conditions, settled in your name. You decide afterwards.

03

You treat. We carry the rest.

Preparation, coordination, organisation: before, during and after. You practise your specialty; everything else is our work.

What representation means

Representation, not brokerage.

On your side of the table.

We sit on your side of the table. We put you forward, negotiate terms and fee, and never step into your medicine. Your work speaks in the hospital; we speak about the terms.

Sovereignty over your time.

You decide which assignments are yours: where, when, how often. No on-call duty, no fixed rota. The independence of private practice, without its risk.

Among your equals.

We represent experienced specialists. Whoever comes through us holds the same standard you do. The fit is assessed on both sides.

The fee is the floor, not the promise.

Market-rate daily fees, transparent, paid on time, no deductions. We take that as given. What matters is the freedom to be a doctor again, not an administrator.

Forms of working together

The form that fits your life.

By the day or by the week.

Assignments in hospitals and practices, with no permanent post, no resignation. For more time or more income, you decide how much.

Permanent, if that's what you want.

If you're looking for a permanent position, we put you forward directly to houses whose standard matches yours, terms agreed up front, transparent.

For hospitals and institutions

We know which of your service lines sit closest to the threshold.

Under Germany's hospital reform (KHVVG), a service line that misses its specialist-staffing floor forfeits the Vorhaltevergütung, the prepaid allowance that funds most of its revenue before a single case is billed. We can see which lines sit closest to that edge, and we provide the specialists who hold the threshold, without building permanent headcount.

Licensed, board-certified, ready from the first shift. We don't sell premium. We deliver caliber, reliably.

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Care situation, Germany

Where the need is greatest.

Germany's hospital reform (KHVVG) ties payment to minimum specialist staffing, and hits rural regions hardest. The map shows where physicians are needed most. Aggregate regional picture; no individual hospitals.

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61
service groups whose payment depends on minimum specialist staffing
~580
maternity clinics in Germany: there were 1,186 in 1991
~⅓
of hospitals face 3–30% revenue loss if thresholds are missed

Classified by reform status and the care structure of each state. Sources: BMG/AOK (KHVVG), DKG/Vebeto, Deutsches Ärzteblatt. Schematic geography: positions approximate the real layout.

The system has made it economically irrational to be a doctor. The best are leaving, and care leaves with them. We change the equation by representing the doctors the system couldn't keep.

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