Sentence examples for reimbursement problems from inspiring English sources

Still, he said, reimbursement problems and high prices have not slowed industry growth that much.

No reimbursement problems so far, he says.

As for nonprofits, another researcher who authored a third study -- one funded by the county labor federation -- argued that reimbursement problems would affect only a small slice of nonprofits.

The current system is "ineffective, it's expensive and it's dangerous," Oliver said, and "needs a massive overhaul". Programs that have been shown to be effective, like assertive community treatment, are under threat because of budget cuts and Medicaid reimbursement problems -- even though they often pay for themselves.

Du to unresolved reimbursement problems only a minority of German CF centers are able to directly offer psychological interventions to caregivers, and referrals to mental health services are impeded by long waiting lists.

Higher STI screening rates among HIV-positive patients in Germany are likely due to more intense contact with health care providers and fewer reimbursement problems if screening tests are prescribed in the context of health care provision for HIV infection.

The bills pending in the House would offer a permanent fix to the reimbursement problem, but at a cost exceeding $200 billion over the next decade.

She said the department came up with arbitrary reasons for denying aid reimbursement, including problems with the way students were coded in the school's system.

However, if we could insure them successfully, it would benefit the health insurance fund and solve the reimbursement deficit problem in the long run.

"It shows me that we've got a problem with reimbursement, and if that problem isn't fixed, you're going to continue to have a growing access problem," Mr. Cooper said.

"There is a crisis of increased patient volume, decreased reimbursement, professional liability problems and on-call issues".