Sentence examples for payment adjusted from inspiring English sources

When the couple's mortgage payment adjusted to $1,242 a month, they fell behind and ended up in foreclosure.

As an example, a supplier contracted to deliver 500 vaccinations who only managed 400 would have their final payment adjusted to reflect that, said a spokesman.

"If you took the coupon payment, adjusted for inflation and taxes, you had a negative real return," said Leon Cooperman, who may have been the first to use the term.

Payments to providers are based on capitation payment adjusted for individuals' diagnosis and socioeconomic indicators, combined with a 3% pay-for-performance scheme.

Physicians in this model receive a base payment (adjusted for age and sex) for each enrolled patient for the provision of comprehensive care and they also receive a small portion of their salary from FFS billing.

Under capitation, physicians receive a fixed base payment (adjusted for age and sex) for each enrolled patient and also receive 15% of the usual FFS billing and incentives for the delivery of specific services (e.g., diabetes care, smoking cessation counselling).

Home health agencies would get a fixed amount of money for each 60-day "episode of care," with payments adjusted to reflect the severity of a person's illness.

Whatever the particulars of the new system are, it should have these basic components: • Guaranteed minimum monthly payments adjusted for inflation, regardless of how your account performs.

Residents have to contribute with out-of-pocket payments adjusted to their income.

The primary outcomes were the total hospital cost and the out-of-pocket patient payments (adjusted by government subsidy) per FN episode.

These medical costs were expressed as the total hospital cost and the out-of-pocket patient payments (adjusted by the government subsidy).