Sentence examples for capita payments from inspiring English sources

Per capita payments have grown as gaming revenues have risen.

"So the per capita payments have clearly not been a disincentive to those students," Mr. Hordacker said.

Leaders of the Siletz tribe, by contrast, allot 40% of the casino's net revenues to per capita payments and only 17% towards economic development.

Of the seven tribes that did not, only two saw such an increase (see chart).Per capita payments range from as little as a few hundred dollars a year to more than $100,000.

That tribe does not issue any per capita payments and has used its casino profits to diversify into other businesses, such as harvesting huge molluscs for export to China.

Because of its high poverty rate, it ranks first among states in its per capita payments from welfare programs, and it also does relatively well on education programs aimed primarily at the poor.

New Jersey's per capita payment in 1998, the last year for which figures are available, was $1,744, and New Hampshire's was $1,545.

He said in an interview that the tribe's 190 adult members receive a per capita payment, but said he could not confirm or contradict reports that the payments are $70,000 a month.

A close monitoring of quality of care is therefore essential in a per capita payment system.

When these recommendations are implemented we expect that the two payment systems will be efficient in dealing with excessive cost problems that the NIA (insurer) faces in respect of DRGs and the risk of providing services over and above the per capita payment threshold that service providers receive in the case of capitation.

In summary the payment-method reforms involve: Introducing capitation (per capita payment) to replace DRG for service & FFS for medicines at the primary care level, retaining DRG for Services & Fee for service (FFS) for medicines at Specialist OPD clinics, Hospital referrals and inpatients (district, regional, specialist and teaching hospitals).