prepaid health plan
capitation
Rendering Physician is the Physician who provided the services, also known a the "Treating Physician" - Billing provider is the provider that will receive payment for the services. Typically the billing provider is a Group Entity when it differs from the Rendering Physician
An HMO is a prepaid group plan. Patients join the plan and pay monthly medical insurance premiums individually or through their employer. The physician renders service to the patient, and the patient usually pays a small co-payment and occasionally a deductible as required by the plan. Providers that join the plan are paid using the capitation method.Capitation is a system of payment used by managed care plans in which physicians and hospitals are paid fixed per capita amount for each patient enrolled over a stated period of time, regardless of the type and number of services provided.
receive
There are many - but "salary", "paycheck" or "compensation" are common.
Yea. Employers are required to provide a payslip within 24? Hours of payment
Soldiers recieved a fief as a form of payment for their services during war time. Knights also recieved fiefs in midevil times for the same services. Even peasants recieved fiefs in payment for their loyaty to their Lord.
There are websites that will provide a free fax number so you can receive faxes online. These services are free but you may receive or be subjected to many online ads.
The National Commission on Physician Payment Reform's goal is to analyze and make recommendations on how to reform the physician payment system in such a way as to rein in health care costs while optimizing the outcomes for patients. Their report is expected to be issued early in 2013. So, the 3 goals are: physician payment reform reining in health care costs optimizing patient outcomes
Yes. The beneficiary of a life insurance payment can always receive the payment regardless of where he or she is.
I believe there are six, according to the textbook- Essentials of Health Care Finance (seventh edition) page 15. 1.Provide Services 2.Document Services 3. Establish Charges 4. Perpare Claim/Bill 5. Submit Claim 6. Receive Payment
Besides the physician's office, describe some locations where patients receive medical services from the doctor.
Medicaid is not taxable nor deductible on a personal tax return unless you are a provider of care and receive payment for such services.