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What is the practice known as fee splitting?
In a free market, fee splitting promotes economic activity, job growth, promotion of goods and services consumers and others may desire; it improves efficiencies in delivering those goods/services.In a controlled, socialist or third-party/bureaucratically-managed economy the splitting of fees is said to be "illegal" because fee splitting causes the increased utilization of good and services THAT PEOPLE WANT, but that said bureaucracy wishes to find a way to deny based on self serving, "lack of funding" or similar 'reasoning'.
What discounted fee schedule does Medicare use to reimburse physicians?
Resource based relative value scale
What are positive and negative ramification of discounted fee-for-service arrangements?
There are basically four ways that fees are collected for service in the healthcare industry. Fee for service is when physicians are paid for every single service and/or test they give based on the fees of other physicians charge in their local area. There is also the Discount fee for service in which physicians are paid for every test or service they provide based on a fee schedule or a pre-set discount off the usual price of doctor's in that area. Capitation is also a way to be paid per enrollee, not per service, and salary is when the doctors are paid on a weekly or monthly and not based on services or enrollees.
What are positive and negative ramifications of discounted fee-for-service arrangements?
There are basically four ways that fees are collected for service in the healthcare industry. Fee for service is when physicians are paid for every single service and/or test they give based on the fees of other physicians charge in their local area. There is also the Discount fee for service in which physicians are paid for every test or service they provide based on a fee schedule or a pre-set discount off the usual price of doctor's in that area. Capitation is also a way to be paid per enrollee, not per service, and salary is when the doctors are paid on a weekly or monthly and not based on services or enrollees.
What is a physicians fee profile used for?
Most insurance carriers keep a fee profile for each provider's charges. This profile reflects the amount of each charge for each service and can affect the providers reimbursement for those services.
Is it ethical for a Missouri family law lawyer to date his client and not charge a fee?
It may not be fair but it is allowed. Whether it is ethical or not is sorely up to you. Some people thinks so and some people think not I think it's not
Did health insurance in the US began shortly after the turn of the nineteeth century when physicians agreed to provide certain services to Texans for a very nominal fee?
yes
You work in a physicians office and have just submitted several claims to a commercial insurance company What if your office will probably be reimbursed based on a?
traditional fee-for-service system
What is the annual fee for a Capital One credit card?
Capital one has no annual fee for this credit card this is among very few if not the only one that it can count as a annual free instead of annual fee.
What is an administration fee?
An administration fee is an amount that is usually charged for facilitation of certain administrative process. This may be in application for a job or admission to an institution among others.
How does the independent practice association operate?
HMO sponsors contract with independent physicians who agree to deliver services to members for a fee. Under this plan, the sponsor pays the provider on a per capita, or fee-for-service, basis each time it treats a plan member
Can an apartment complex charge you more damage fees upon moving out after they have already charged a non refundable fee?
Yes, a landlord can charge you to repair any and all damage that you caused, even if you paid an applicaiton fee or cleaning fee, or even if the among of damage exceeds your security deposit.
