fee schedule
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffeeandschedule
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fee
noun[C]
uk/fiː/us/fiː/
an amount of money paid for a particular piece of work or for a particular right ...
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schedule
noun[C]
uk/ˈʃedʒ.uːl/us/ˈskedʒ.uːl/
a list of planned activities or things to be done showing the times or dates when they are intended to happen or ...
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(Definition offeeandschedulefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The reimbursement is basically on national uniformfeeschedule.
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There are three steps in the revision of thefeeschedulemade every two years.
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The relative value of a service is also determined by the correspondingfeeschedule.
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Neither insurers nor providers have the freedom to negotiate individually a differentfeeschedule(6).
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Thefeeschedulenegotiated between the sickness funds and physicians is binding for those who have signed the contract.
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The relative value of a service with respect to other services is also determined by the correspondingfeeschedule.
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Thus, thefeescheduleis structured so as to favor an egalitarian provision of health care at the cost of specialists and urban medical centers.
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Other regulatory instruments include limiting free coverage of group 1 patients to a specific set of services and negotiating afeeschedulefor the services that are covered.
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Services, drugs and devices not listed in thefeeschedulecannot be provided in combination with those that are covered during the course of the same treatment.
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Such examples of containing costs via micro-management of thefeeschedulehave been multiplied many times and have contained costs due to the expanded use of high-tech equipment.
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Some advisors charge a retainerfeeschedulethat is paid quarterly or annually.
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The first suggestedfeeschedulewas sent around to galleries in 1968.
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The early libraries were generally small, offered a narrow range of services, and operated on afeeschedule.
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The government has well controlled cost over decades by using the nationally uniformfeeschedulefor reimbursement.
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Generally dental offices have afeeschedule, or a list of prices for the dental services or procedures they offer.
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Thefeescheduleis commonly used as the transactional instrument between the insurance company, dental office and/or dentist, and the consumer.
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