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...workers who earn under $45,000--the vast majority of the union members--this results in a decreased payment to the lowest-cost plan, while the other seven health plans have grown more expensive. All employees will also pay a $10 co-payment per visit...
...time it takes to treat each patient is necessarily extended when doctors are being trained, so the IME is based on "teaching intensity," or the ratio of the number of residents to beds. The more intensive the care the more payment the hospital receives...
...responded to charges by audience members that the payment to North Korea for dismantling its nuclear weapons established a dangerous precedent...
Although we are unable to give refunds, we are able to credit the $15 towards payment of our membership fee, which happens to be the same amount. --James Alphues Clayton III '97 J. Lincoln Oppenheimer '96-'97 for the Harvard Heritage Society
While hitting the elderly in the pocketbook, the Republicans hope to offer them a greater choice of medical plans, beyond traditional fee-for-service care and HMOS. Patients could direct government payments to provider-sponsored networks; or to plans created by large organizations like the AFL-CIO for their members; or to private insurance plans. In fact, if patients were to buy low-cost insurance that offered only catastrophic protection, the Republicans would allow them to bank the difference between their insurance premium and the average Medicare payment...