The phrase "amount of cost sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific quantity or level of financial contribution that is shared among parties, often in the context of healthcare or insurance.
Example: "The amount of cost sharing required for this procedure will be outlined in your insurance policy."
Alternatives: "level of cost sharing" or "extent of cost sharing".
the total aggregate amount of cost sharing imposed under this section (including any cost sharing imposed under subsection (c) or (e)) for all individuals in the family may not exceed 5percentt of the family income of the family involved, as applied on a quarterly or monthly basis (as specified by the State).
However, it is not guaranteed that all patients are fully and equally aware of the existence and the consequences of the differentiated amount of cost sharing.
The amount of drugs and supplies purchased for a facility is not tied to the amount of cost sharing revenue generated by the facility, leading to cross subsidization between facilities.
A study of cost sharing in urban and rural districts in Tanzania found that cost sharing accounts for only 4% of the total LGA expenditures on health services, which indicates that the small amount of revenue generated only supplements funding by the central government [ 18].
This situation leads to a higher amount of cost-sharing, especially after hospitalization due to severe acute and chronic illnesses.
It argues that, if one adds up the amount of premiums and cost sharing some average person might pay under its Stopgap Measure and compare that sum to the amount that average person might pay under the forecast 2018 world without waiver, the Stopgap Measure does not look so bad.
In 2012, the Spanish Government introduced a system of drug cost sharing (Royal Decree-Law 16/2012) which increased the amount patients have to pay for medicines.
The deal announced Monday comes with an "incredible amount of costs savings" from sharing fleet utilization, says Northcoast Research analyst John Healy, who calls it a "significant win for Hertz".
Ecel says the unit management committee is considering initiating a cost sharing system, where patients would be charged a certain amount to help towards the cost of waters supplies.
The claim that a stoppage of these "cost sharing reduction" payments would amount to "sabotage of the Affordable Care Act" is, however, nonsense.
The patent losses will cut revenue in 2015, compared to 2010, an analyst at Bernstein Research Timothy Anderson wrote to investors, but "large amounts of cost-cutting and share repurchases should help keep E.P.S. flattish through the same period".
