Sentence examples for level of reimbursement from inspiring English sources

The dispute initially centred on the level of reimbursement for DVD sales.

The level of reimbursement varies by plan, pegged to benchmarks unknown or misunderstood by many consumers.

He said the Bachmann home was "technically considered a treatment home," which offered a higher level of reimbursement.

Accenture forecasts that the level of reimbursement that hospitals and doctors collect directly from patients with employer-sponsored plans will rise by an estimated 7% — or an additional $3.7 billion — by 2018.

Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg, a Democrat from Long Beach, said he had tried to impress upon his fellow lawmakers the need to increase the level of reimbursement to adult homes but that "it's not a popular cause and doesn't receive the attention it should get".

These payment schemes called "performance-based risk-sharing arrangements" (PBRSAs)—involve a plan by which the performance of the product is tracked in a defined patient population over a specified period of time and the amount or level of reimbursement is based on the health and cost outcomes achieved.

The insurer handling Tenet's Medicare claims also alerted regulators some time in the middle of October about that company's high level of reimbursements.

Representative Ciro D. Rodriguez, a Texas Democrat who requested the study of his state, said, "A major reason for the substandard conditions in many Texas nursing homes is the shortage of staff, and that in turn results from the low level of reimbursements paid by the state under the Medicaid program".

The report's authors, who include prominent health policy experts, doctors and consumer advocates, were responding to the argument that Medicare should pay higher levels of reimbursement to areas of the country that deliver measurably good care at low cost and less to regions where costs are high and outcomes are poor.

Policy instruments under Medicaid's control are both levels of reimbursement and various administrative burdens imposed on physicians by the program.

Many of the abuses appear to involve a practice known as "upcoding," in which health care providers use codes with higher levels of reimbursement than is appropriate for the care they really provided to patients.