Most hospitals cannot absorb the ambulatory volume required by hospital reform and Hybrid-DRG without building systems they do not have. ReVita closes that gap, delivering the infrastructure and operations your strategy requires without the capital commitment or operational risk.
The direction of German healthcare policy is unambiguous. KHVVG mandates, Hybrid-DRG expansion, the Transformationsfonds, and demographic pressure all point the same way: more care in ambulatory settings, less in inpatient beds, over the next decade and beyond.
Hospitals that treat this as an architecture question — where does ambulatory care go, who operates it, and how does it connect back to inpatient services — will emerge from the transition in a stronger regional position. ReVita exists to make that option accessible.
The KHVVG sets a clear direction: more ambulatory care, less inpatient volume, and a financing model that rewards specialisation. For hospital leadership, this creates an immediate structural challenge.
Hospitals must shift care while managing investment backlogs, workforce shortages, and persistent deficits that leave little room for new infrastructure. Building ambulatory capacity from scratch is not a realistic near term option for most.
The mandate is clear. The operational capacity to deliver it independently is not.
of German hospitals ended 2024 in deficit. Among publicly owned facilities, the figure rises to 89%.
physician shortfall projected by 2040. Building new ambulatory units means competing for the same undersupplied workforce.
Hybrid-DRG cases required from 2026, rising to 2 million by 2030. The law mandates the shift. It does not fund the transition.
We do not compete for inpatient cases or replicate secondary and tertiary care.
We focus on the primary and general ambulatory layer that hospitals are being asked to expand but are not structured to operate efficiently at scale. Our model is designed to support your ambulatory strategy, not replace it.
Hospitals retain their role in ambulatory care and continue to participate in its economics. ReVita provides the additional infrastructure and operational capacity required to deliver it sustainably.
ReVita establishes and operates ambulatory centres in your region as part of your extended care network. You retain clinical integration and patient access while we provide the infrastructure, operations, and staffing required to deliver ambulatory care without capital investment or operational burden.
Ambulatory cases are managed within a structured outpatient setting that is aligned with your hospital. Referral pathways are coordinated with your teams, ensuring continuity into inpatient care where required. You meet reform requirements while maintaining patient ownership and participation in ambulatory activity.
Care is delivered as part of a connected pathway with your hospital, not separate from it. Patients remain within your ecosystem, with clear clinical linkage across outpatient and inpatient settings. This preserves relationships, supports outcomes, and reduces operational pressure on your ambulatory services.
Hospital management teams that begin the ambulatory conversation now will be better positioned for the Hybrid-DRG milestones of 2026 and 2028.
Explore working with ReVita All initial conversations are confidential and without commitment.
