Sentence examples for changing payment from inspiring English sources

Changes in the healthcare landscape impacting radiology include changing payment models, rapid adoption of digital technology, changes in radiology resident certifying exams, and the rise of consumerism in health care.

To allow the monitoring of other effects on caseload (seasonal epidemiologic changes, awareness of changing primary health care during out-of-hours, changing payment systems at the ED), we used two regions to function as 'control' groups.

"No decision has yet been made about changing payment dates and issues about how these affect seasonal businesses will be addressed through the consultation," said Gauke.

Lawmakers or regulators have proposed changing payment policies for motorized wheelchairs, mental health services, X-rays, diabetic supplies, orthotics, hospital beds, nutrition drinks, allergy therapies, ambulance trips and numerous other products and services.

A letter turns up from a larger customer changing payment terms, or charging them to remain a supplier and in some cases even deducting that charge on the spot against payment owed.

In a letter seen by the Guardian, Carlsberg tells suppliers that it is changing payment terms to "C93", which means bills will not be paid until 93 days after the end of the month in which the invoice is filed by the supplier.

Most of the trims relate to changing payments to doctors and hospitals and renewing efforts to ferret out fraud and wasteful billing — oft-cited targets by presidents of both parties.

According to Brand Finance spokesperson David Haigh, the changing payments market has been a boon for Visa, and the company is well positioned as we move toward a cashless society.

We talk a lot about bundled payments and changing our payment models to focus more on quality and value, and that's great for CMS, great for the provider, but where is the patient in that whole conversation?

Finally, based on our results we identified five main methods to address evasion as alternatives to more dedicated fine enforcement or increased inspection; (i) increasing the bus fleet, (ii) improving the bus headway regularity, (iii) implementing off-board payment stations, (iv) changing the payment system on board and (v) changing the bus design (number of doors or capacity).

If you are having trouble making your payments, contact your loan servicer(s) as soon as possible to explore options such as changing your payment plan, deferment or forbearance.