Sentence examples for model that pays from inspiring English sources

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts, the state's largest insurer, recently devised an innovative model that pays doctors a flat fee per patient, with adjustments for age, gender and health status, and then adds bonus payments for high standards of care.

The second, crucial step would be doing everything possible to get rid of wasteful medical spending: using the force of law to hold medical providers to their cost-reduction pledges; moving Medicare away from a fee-for-service model that pays for quantity, not quality; encouraging low-cost hospitals to grow and high-cost hospitals to change — or shrink.

Zivity has a unique business model that pays models and photographers directly based on the number of user votes they receive.

In a letter to publishers and self-published authors on Tuesday, Scribd bosses said: "In starting Scribd, we bore the majority of the risk when establishing a business model that paid publishers the same amount as the retail model for each book read by a Scribd subscriber.

Gold BBS wheels, to mimic those fitted to the retired Impreza WRX 22B – a model that paid homage to the brand's association with competitive rally racing – will be available.

The letter says $75 million in wound grafts were wasted in 2011 because of an inefficient pricing model that paid for sections of graft that were being thrown away.

That innovative program had allowed cities and counties to loan money to homeowners for solar installations and to recoup the financing through property tax - the same basic model that paid for our sewage infrastructure to spread across America.

Inspired by its success, other manufacturers have designed models that pay closer attention to the female anatomy than the male.

The Totem is exceptionally proud of its bespoke chairs, especially the models that pay homage to Marcel Breuer, Flaine's celebrated Bauhaus architect.

But if used only to facilitate the federal and state reimbursement models that pay for service volume rather than value to the patient and payer, electronic medical records can needlessly increase costs.

As said, there are already some therapeutic models that pay special attention to conflicts and ambivalent appraisals in relation to change processes.