Sentence examples for billing and administration from inspiring English sources

Analysts say health care purchasers spend $20 billion to $30 billion annually on information technology, mainly for billing and administration.

Such a single-payer system would address one of the major deficiencies in the current system: the huge amount of money wasted on billing and administration.

Microsoft had required that game companies use its proprietary tools in developing their online games, include standardized features such as voice chat and Gamertags (unique user names), and allow Microsoft to handle customer service, billing, and administration.

Second, most EHRs are structured for billing and administration, not for healthcare delivery, which is why EHR data is rarely useful in correlating clinical outcomes.

The targeting of the ads was carried out on Facebook's platform by AggregateIQ, a Canadian data firm that has been linked to Cambridge Analytica/SCL — aka the political consultancy at the center of a massive Facebook data misuse storm, including by Facebook itself, which earlier this year told the UK parliament it had found billing and administration connections between the two.

The CFPB said the big bank had bilked up to 8.8 million customers through "deceptive marketing, billing, and administration of debt protection and credit monitoring add-on products" and through "deceptively charged" payment fees.

Still, Breitbart's opposition to the health care bill ― which it has called "Obamacare Lite" and "Obamacare 2.0" ― runs the risk of antagonizing Trump, who publicly supports the bill, and administration officials arguing on its behalf. .

And because much of every health care dollar is spent on billing, overhead, and administration, we are computerizing medical records in a way that will protect our privacy, and that's a step that will not only eliminate waste and reduce medical errors that cost lives, but also let doctors spend less time doing administrative work and more time caring for patients.

Aside from the tax bill, lawmakers and administration officials said major differences over education and immigration policies still stalled final action on two major spending measures.

To this point, the Obama administration has avoided a vote on SB 1881 by threatening a veto of the bill, and the administration's full court press to prevent Senate Democrats from supporting new sanctions has bought international negotiators time.

This bill, and this Administration, are failing that test.