Sentence examples for payment adjustments from inspiring English sources

Republican indignation on Monday came in marked contrast to their response to George W. Bush's budget proposals, which did not count costs for the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan, for the same Medicare physician payment adjustments, or for the annual cost of staving off an expansion of the alternative minimum tax.

No hold harmless payment adjustments were made for cancer, children's or small rural hospitals and no special adjustments were made for CAHs, Indian Health Service facilities, or facilities in Maryland.

Private student loans just don't have the same payment adjustments based on income like a government loan does.

Further, the HOS has provided CMS the ability to use health outcomes data for payment adjustments.

43 45 Both of these strategies, payment adjustments and public reporting, are underway with the CMS measures and PQRS.

Currently, hospitals are predominantly paid by incremental budgeting related to historic spending patterns, with modest activity based payment adjustments [ 49].

Finally, the President's Proposal requires a payment adjustment for unjustified coding patterns in Medicare Advantage plans that have raised payments more rapidly than the evidence of their enrollees' health status and costs suggests is warranted, based on actuarial analysis.

America opposed the principle that creditors should play a role in balance-of-payments adjustments—although it is now in favour of it.

Twice a year, by law, Treasury must issue a report identifying nations that "manipulate the rate of exchange between their currency and the United States dollar for purposes of preventing effective balance of payments adjustments or gaining unfair competitive advantage in international trade".

Furthermore, the report authors are tasked with determining if other countries are manipulating exchange rates, "for purposes of preventing effective balance of payments adjustments or gaining unfair competitive advantage in international trade".

The Working Party No. 3 of the organization's Economic Committee, which is concerned with problems of money and exchange, has made significant contributions; it issued a very important report on balance-of-payments adjustment problems in 1966.