A doctor who treats patients under statutory health insurance must prove continuing education. The rule is in the Social Code, § 95d. Every five years, the doctor must show 250 continuing-education points. A doctor who misses the target has his fees cut by 10 percent. From the fifth quarter, the cut rises to 25 percent. If the proof is still missing two years later, the association of insurance doctors is required, as a rule, to apply to withdraw the doctor’s admission.