Sentence examples for reimbursement drop from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glaser, who joined Fair Health's consumer advisory board last month after seeing his reimbursement drop, gained his knowledge of health insurance the hard way.

Ms. Brewer has argued that expanding Medicaid would provide the state about $1.7 billion in federal financing, and that the state would be able to stop offering benefits to childless adults if federal reimbursement dropped below 80 percent.

Face-to-face counseling reimbursement dropped from 41.1% to 35.9% between 2000 and 2003, though this difference probably does not suggest a significant change in direction or policy.

After a patient spends 20 days in a hospital, reimbursement rates drop sharply, so an incentive exists to shift patients every 20 days.

Provider reimbursements would drop by roughly one-third, too, meaning that even people who still have Medicaid coverage will find it increasingly difficult to find doctors and hospitals willing to treat them.

Medicare reimbursement rates may drop over time.

This new feature will let companies drop reimbursement times for these groups from an average of 40 days to two days, according to Qari.

This new feature will let companies drop reimbursement times for these groups from an average of 40 days to two days, according to Qari.

Reimbursement rates have dropped so low that many doctors choose not to treat Medicaid patients.

And starting Thursday, the reimbursement of Avastin dropped to about $7.20 for the dose typically used in the eye.

The move seemed to contradict assurances given by F.D.A. officials last month that Medicare would not consider dropping reimbursement for Avastin while Genentech was appealing the F.D.A. decision.