Sentence examples for flawed payment from inspiring English sources
The House bill seeks to correct a flawed payment formula that stems from earlier legislation intended to control the steep rise in Medicare costs.
Chief among them is the chronically flawed payment system that leaves physicians who care for Medicare patients in a perennial state of turmoil because of the threat of large cuts.
It is time for Congress to permanently eliminate the flawed payment formula, end the scheduled Medicare cuts, and put in place a payment system that reflects the cost and practice of 21st-century medical care and provides stability for physicians and patients.
The flawed S.G.R. payment formula must be replaced by payment mechanisms that support quality of care through a shared responsibility between patients and clinicians.
At the heart of the problem is a flawed Medicare payment formula that defies logic and ignores economic reality.
Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota and chairman of the Budget Committee, has urged the creation of a commission to address the flawed doctor payment formula.
However, there is a need to replace permanently the current flawed Medicare physician payment system.
But nearly two years after Mr. Cuomo took credit for ushering in "historic nationwide health insurance reform," insurance companies are still using the flawed data to set payments to consumers, while the new system is under construction.
The courts have previously agreed that the formula used to calculate compensation payments was flawed and had resulted in over-generous payouts.
At the same time, Pierce says, even with flawed data in Open Payments, "the fact that it's there can be a starting point for conversations" about why clinical researchers interact with industry, which "can be a very positive thing".
America's physicians commend members of Congress for coming together in a bipartisan, bicameral way to pass long-overdue, monumental Medicare reforms to end the flawed sustainable growth rate (SGR) payment policy and create a framework for a more stable and sustainable Medicare program.
