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What is Medicare C?
Part C is a Medicare Advantage plan, which may or may not include drug coverage. They usually have co-pays for doctors, specialists, hospitals, etc.
The co-pay is the amount that the pays for the prescription?
The co-pay is the amount that the patient pays. It is usually a percentage of the overall cost.
What are the co-pays for Wisconsin Medicaid patients?
Usually there aren't any co pays for Medicaid patients. If there are, they are around 3 dollars or 5 dollars a visit.
What about co-payments can you deduct them?
Yes, if you are itemizing medical expenses you can deduct co-pays and prescriptions.
Does Medicaid require a co-pay?
Medicaid typically does not require co-pays for most services, but some states may implement nominal co-pays for certain services and for specific populations, such as non-disabled adults. Co-pays can vary by state and the type of service received, and they are usually minimal. Additionally, certain groups, like children and pregnant women, may be exempt from any co-pays. It's essential to check the specific Medicaid policies in your state for accurate information.
What recourse does co signer have if the primary debtor defaults?
The co-signer can sue the primary debtor for reimbursement of what the co-signer pays the creditor.
When was Co-operative Legal Services created?
Co-operative Legal Services was created in 2006.
Is it legal for a Doctor to waive the co pay for PPO insurance?
Certainly ... and why not, as it's his/her prerogative to do so and causes the patient no harm whatsoever. Never mind the financial matters of the doctor - it's none of your business anyway. It is his option. He still receives the portion that the insurance company will pay.
What rights do the co buyer have if the primary buyer pays the car off but the co buyer has made all payments before that?
none
What is a co-executor?
A co-executor is someone who co-ops in the execution of legal documents such as wills.
Can you bill medicaid recipients for any co-pays due?
no it must be written off
How much money is an acre of land in CO?
Land is not legal tender in CO.
