Abstract
Since the ECJ rulings in Kohll and Decker in 1998 it has been clear for German legislation, jurisprudence and academic discussion that EU law, especially the freedom of services, has had an impact on the system of the German public health insurance. It is even more controversial, how far other parts of EU economic law, especially competition law and public procurement law, have an influence on the German health care system, especially in regard to the ECJ decisions in the cases AOK and Oymanns.
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