Sentence examples for payment denial from inspiring English sources

In addition, studies are needed to compare Medicare billing patterns including payment denial according to the racial composition of the physician's practice.

Medicare Administrative Contractors have recently begun informing hospitals that any readmission occurring within 30 days of an acute stay discharge is subject to review and referral to the quality improvement organisation, with a possible payment denial for the second admission, the initial admission or both.

He continues to be frustrated by payment denials.

We already ration care through payment denials, bare-bones policies, high deductibles and co-payments, and unaffordable coverage that deprive working people of access to care.

No one questions the need to identify billing mistakes; but the flood of new auditors is deluging hospitals with redundant audits, unmanageable medical record requests and inappropriate payment denials.

The allegations involved under-payment and denial of employee entitlements through an illegal practice known as sham contracting (treating an employment relationship as an independent contracting arrangement to avoid employer obligations).

Since last year's G8 summit in Northern Ireland a number of Europeans have been released by opposition groups in Syria, which have included Islamic State, and although the governments of the freed hostages have routinely denied handing over payments, those denials are not always fully accepted in Whitehall.

PREP tries to clarify an arcane, argot-filled arena of dense rules, tight specifications and profuse paperwork in which a single wrong figure or a slightly unresponsive answer can mean long delays in payment or even denials of contracts.

It is believed the money was transferred by Pakistani authorities, pending reimbursement from the US, allowing Clinton to make her denial of payment on Wednesday.

Two direct challenges to federal rules that prohibit state suits concerning the denial of payment under insurers' "medical necessity" guidelines are working their way through the courts, Mr. Knettel said.

Our Quebec friends cannot comprehend the notion of "pre-existing conditions" or "denial of payment," and we've come to view the American health care system as backward and discriminatory.