This was reported through a project questionnaire: "What we find really useful is to be able to use the results of the InterRAI-HC instrument, a validated tool which enables us to assess the situation of the person by a multidisciplinary team, really centered on the beneficiary, which in turn improves his engagement in the planning of his own care.
Haffer maintains that, "During the Clinton administration, the agency thought of itself as a beneficiary-centered, value-based purchaser of services, and tried to do things to measure the value we [CMS] were getting for the services we [CMS] were purchasing on behalf of the beneficiaries.
Back then, the conversation centered on "donor fatigue" and "broken institutions," instead of asking the beneficiaries of aid what it was that they really needed.
The organization, the Center for Promise and Opportunity, raised $1.3 million in 2005, and — unlike a sister charity he created to raise scholarship money for poor students — the main beneficiary of the center's fund-raising was Mr. Edwards himself, tax filings show.
(Mr. Williams is a beneficiary of the off-center rhythms created by the hip-hop producer J Dilla, which arrive a hair too late or too early and confound your notion of the four-beat measure).
Beneficiaries of the center's research include Jack Van de Wetering, who chose a site nearby when he started his Ivy Acres wholesale greenhouse business in 1967.
WASHINGTON, May 15 — After procrastinating for weeks, Medicare beneficiaries flocked to centers for the elderly around the country and made frantic telephone calls to insurers on Monday to beat the deadline for getting prescription drug coverage as the initial enrollment period ended.
As mentioned earlier, the beneficiaries of those centers are the uninsured population, who are unsalaried with little economic power.
He went on to say, "The PHS is strongly committed to the least restrictive possible treatment of Hansen's disease... " A similar act was submitted in the subsequent year, but also not enacted at least in part because beneficiaries of the center's payroll, including the patients working at the facility, made a strong objection to the bill.
The biggest beneficiary was a digestive diseases center at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, which received $40 million.
The center is a beneficiary of the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
