Sentence examples for which reimbursement from inspiring English sources
In a statement released on Tuesday, Mr. Raynor said he strongly believed "that the challenged expenditures were appropriate union-related expenses for which reimbursement to me was proper".
Major medical insurance offers the insured a large monetary coverage, designed to meet catastrophic costs of illness or accident with few restrictions as to the type of medical expense for which reimbursement is allowed.
Recipients prepare and send reimbursement requests, and maintain supporting documentation showing that the costs for which reimbursement was requested were paid prior to the date of the reimbursement request.
Also an "orange" list exists with DBCs for which reimbursement is limited to certain groups of patients.
Only one high-quality systematic review addressed payment mechanisms for mental health integrated into PHC, but it concluded that there is not yet sufficient evidence to determine which reimbursement system leads to better health outcomes or cost-effectiveness [ 27].
HMOs provide a capitation fee (a pre-established monthly reimbursement based on patient encounter) rather than fee-for-service (FFS), in which reimbursement is directly related to intensity of services provided.
R.K.'s department is participating in studies for which reimbursements are paid to the university hospital.
Second, in fee-for-service payments for which reimbursements are simple discounts of charges, hospitals are incentivised to raise their charges in an effort to increase reimbursement.
The Norwegian reimbursement regulations between 2006 and 2010, which restricted reimbursement of ICS/LABA costs to patients with asthma only, probably slowed this process.
The limit on such payments will be 1.75 times the cost of a hospital's "uncompensated care," for which no reimbursement was received.
And with the specter of "pay for performance," in which doctors' reimbursement will be tied to meeting certain quality goals, there is concern that physicians will shun low-literacy patients, seeing them as too tough to treat.
