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More reviews for your medical practice –
factual, informative, within your professional regulations
Since the liberalization of medical advertising law, factual, profession-related information is explicitly allowed — only promotional, misleading, or comparative advertising is prohibited (§ 27 MBO-Ä). A neutral QR card that shows patients the way to review falls exactly within the permitted area.
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- No app
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In 3 steps
It's that simple
- 01
Place card at the reception
At the reception or when leaving the practice — factual and unobtrusive, no active sales situation.
- 02
Patient scans & reviews
The QR code leads directly to the review page — on Google, Jameda, or both simultaneously.
- 03
Practice becomes more visible
Every new, genuine review strengthens your profile in the search for doctors.
Designed for medical practices — legally classified
What is allowed when collecting reviews
Until the year 2000, a strict advertising ban applied to doctors — since then, it has been: Factual, profession-related information is allowed, only promotional (exaggerated praise), misleading, or comparative advertising is unprofessional (§ 27 Model Professional Code for Doctors).
A neutral card that merely shows patients the way to the review page — without exaggerations, without comparisons with other practices — thus falls within the explicitly permitted area of pure information.
- At the reception
- In the waiting area
- On the appointment card
Why this matters for medical practices
What more reviews mean for your practice
- Before choosing a practice, patients often first inform themselves about reviews on Google or Jameda — especially when they have free choice of doctor without a specific recommendation.
- An up-to-date, well-maintained profile with many genuine reviews appears more trustworthy and professional than a profile with few, old entries.
- You can display Google and Jameda simultaneously or highlight one platform — both can be changed anytime in self-service.
Why this matters here
Trust is the foundation of choosing a doctor
Choosing a medical practice is a decision based on trust, often in a sensitive life situation — reviews from other patients are often the most important available signal, especially when there is no personal recommendation.
Reviews themselves are protected by freedom of expression, as long as they are based on actual experiences — collecting genuine, current reviews is therefore in the interest of both the practice and future patients.
Important: Actively asking for a review is allowed, as long as no one is paid or rewarded for a specific review and the request is open to all patients equally — regardless of their satisfaction.
Preis
Simple monthly subscription for your medical practice
Du startest mit deinen ersten QR-Karten – damit du sofort Bewertungen bekommst.
- Keine Setup-Gebühr
- Jederzeit kündbar
- Karten flexibel bestellbar
FAQ
Häufige Fragen
- Is it even allowed for doctors to actively ask for reviews?
- Yes — factual, profession-related information has been explicitly allowed since the liberalization of medical advertising law (§ 27 MBO-Ä). A neutral request for a review is not considered promotional, misleading, or comparative advertising and is therefore permissible. When in doubt, a quick inquiry with your state medical association is worthwhile.
- What exactly is prohibited for doctors?
- Promotional (exaggerated praise), misleading, or comparative advertising — for example, superlatives about one's own practice or direct comparisons with other doctors. A factual card with a link to the review page does not fall under this category.
- Can we use Google and Jameda at the same time?
- Yes — you can display both platforms simultaneously, highlight one of them, or rotate between several. This can be changed anytime in self-service.
- What about confidentiality — does a review reveal too much?
- The decision of whether and what a patient reveals in a review lies solely with them — the card itself does not collect any information and does not transmit treatment data; it only shows the way to the review page.
- What if we receive a negative review?
- Through the optional internal feedback form, this can be communicated directly to you instead of publicly reviewing — the message only goes to your practice.
- Does this disrupt the practice workflow?
- No — the card is simply placed at the reception or in the waiting area, without active engagement from your team.
- Does each location need its own card?
- Yes, each location gets its own review page with its own QR code.
- How quickly will we see the first new reviews?
- As soon as the cards are available — often within the first week.
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