Sentence examples for fiscal intermediary from inspiring English sources

(C CMS agreed before October 1 that the fiscal intermediary or CMS made an error in tabulating the hospital's wage data and the wage index should be corrected.

Creating a system that allows for multiple-expert review, independent of any inventor, provider, purchaser or fiscal intermediary would help to mitigate bias.

(2) A hospital must submit a written request along with qualifying documentation to its fiscal intermediary to be considered for MDH status based on the criterion under paragraph (a)(1)(iii)(C) of this section.

(4) A statement shall be considered made to NSF when it is actually made to an agent, fiscal intermediary, or other entity, including any State or political subdivision of a State, acting for or on behalf of NSF.

He sees the new services as adding value for doctors and patients and taking managed care "beyond being a fiscal intermediary, which managed cost much more than it managed care".

(3) A claim shall be considered made to the authority, recipient, or party when such a claim is actually made to an agent, fiscal intermediary, or other entity, including any State or political subdivision of a State, acting for or on behalf of NSF.

Much of the reimbursement and other financial activities for federal health programs are handled by outside contractors -- known as fiscal intermediaries -- and part of the job of the new accountants was to review the books and records of those organizations.

Breakthrough medicines will find their way into the American system because this is what patients and their doctors will demand, regardless of how many fiscal intermediaries want to make it difficult.

A We are a financial intermediary.

Among them are the extent and quality of credit provided by banks and other financial intermediaries, the existence of appropriate monetary and fiscal policies to support the upward trend, the total production capacity across industries and the portion of it that has been used, and external factors that could influence energy prices or other components of production.

The Fed did $2.1 trillion worth of money printing in order to save financial intermediaries that were in dire need of assistance and in order to finance fiscal efforts to rejuvenate the economy.