Sentence examples for beneficiary cost from inspiring English sources

Beneficiary cost data from Table  1 were used to estimate the financial benefit of the LIG program.

Average beneficiary cost sharing for screening colonoscopy was 15.6% in the commercial population and 25.7% in the Medicare population.

Some view them as unpleasant but the best option for controlling Medicare spending and clearly preferable to increasing the eligibility age or beneficiary cost sharing.

The average per beneficiary cost in 2005 for those with CKD and without ESRD is $23,135 and $55,780 for those with both CKD and ESRD.

To estimate partner and beneficiary costs, a micro-costing approach was applied wherein all activities were broken down into their component ingredients, and costs were then estimated for each ingredient [ 21].

The pros are that it would enable top-down cost control and wouldn't require beneficiary cost-sharing.

Sanders' new plan would first eliminate nearly all beneficiary costs (most copays as well as deductibles and co-insurance) under Medicare.

IPAB's recommendations cannot "include any recommendation to ration health care, raise revenues or Medicare beneficiary premiums … increase Medicare beneficiary cost-sharing (including deductibles, coinsurance, and co- payments), or otherwise restrict benefits or modify eligibility criteria".

A recent report from the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured and Georgetown's Center for Children and Families documented that 29 states increased income eligibility levels, lowered beneficiary cost-sharing or improved enrollment procedures in their Medicaid or CHIP programs in 2011, despite severe budget pressures.

Emphasize suitable and equitable water allocation for all water use sectors and fulfill basic water requirements in agriculture and domestic uses, to be achieved by establishing efficient and sustainable individual river basin water use priorities under clear water allocation criteria, incorporating beneficiary cost-sharing based on the ability to pay and the level of services used.

Without deducting garden-related income, beneficiary costs would represent 12.5% of total program resource use.