"Under this proposed settlement, Medicare policy would be clarified so that claims from providers will be reimbursed consistently and appropriately, which is always our aim," Ms. Shields Britt said via e-mail.
"Under this settlement, Medicare policy will be clarified to ensure that claims from providers are reimbursed consistently and appropriately and not denied solely based on a rule-of-thumb determination that a beneficiary's condition is not improving," said Fabien Levy, a spokesman for the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, which includes the Medicare program.
Mr Neil insisted: "If there is anyone, or anyone's carer or family, who feels they should have been receiving this payment and either haven't been told about it or aren't receiving it, please let us know because we will look at the case, case-by-case, and those who are entitled to it who haven't been getting it will be appropriately reimbursed".
Recognize the true cost to all institutions (e.g., costs of orientation, insurance, translation, supervision and mentoring, transportation, lodging, health care, administration) and ensure that they are appropriately reimbursed; d.
Whenever cash is requested from a specialized petty cash fund, the fund custodian must determine whether the transaction may appropriately be reimbursed using petty cash before disbursing any cash.
"While a landlord is ultimately responsible for ensuring that tenants are protected from building conditions that could be detrimental to life, health or safety, there are instances where a landlord may appropriately seek to be reimbursed for providing a service," said Jarred I. Kassenoff, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
Contraception is partly reimbursed.
Their losses were not reimbursed.
The difference was not reimbursed.
Such policies must make tradeoffs appropriately between risk sharing on the one hand and agency problems such as moral hazard (the incentive of people to seek more care when they are insured) and supplier-induced demand (the incentive of physicians to provide more care when they are well reimbursed) on the other.
