It is called a "payment waiver" and, in essence, it is a contractual guarantee contained within the loan that if, for example, you are off sick, the lender will waive your repayments for a period – perhaps by six or even 12 months.
The co-payment waiver policy did not decrease the intensity of health care utilization compared with that of the medical aid beneficiaries group.
This raises a concern that individuals with MA insurance might over-utilize healthcare and incur unnecessary costs due to low co-payments or waivers of co-payment.
If the submission was invited, or if there is a credit balance to cover the payment, a waiver of the submission fee may be requested.
Most people think of Sallie Mae as a purveyor of federally-backed student loans with low, government-mandated interest rates, regulated deferred payments and hardship waivers.
These include patient age, gender, payment status (fee-waivers or service payers), district of residence, service type (general out-patient, Family Medicine Specialist Clinic (FMSC), staff clinics) and appointment type (new or subsequent visits) All these data were routinely entered by clinic staffs when patients attended for consultation, apart from service type.
Though Noble officials say waivers and payment plans are available, 90 percent of students are low-income, raising questions about the affordability of discipline fees.
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So, the higher rating of the services in the pharmacy by those who do not pay could be associated to their tolerance to other factors which could have affected their rating because of the help they got through waiver of payment.
On his way out, he collected an initial pension payout of $141,180, an additional $166,667 "salary continuation payment" and $50,000 for signing a waiver and release.
