Insurance reimbursements for tests and medical procedures dwarf reimbursements for talking to patients or spending time thinking about what ails them.
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Employees will also receive reimbursements toward expenses for setting up home offices and reimbursements for additional daycare expenses incurred, the company said.
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Imprecise terms in current law don't clearly define what reimbursements donors can legally receive to lessen the costs of organ donation (coupled with serious criminal penalties for inappropriate reimbursements).
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But just as some insurance companies are starting to offer partial reimbursements for birth doulas, he predicts that families may eventually receive some reimbursements for end-of-life doulas.
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Although heavily redacted, the proposal offers relocation reimbursements of up to $5,000 for each employee relocating to D.C. and wage reimbursements of up to $10,000 for each new hire.
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As part of March's agreement, Schock admitted to submitting vouchers for mileage reimbursements without proper documentation that resulted him in getting reimbursements that exceeded the amount of miles he drove.
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And now there's this story about reimbursements by the children.
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Doctors receive higher reimbursements for using more expensive drugs, too.
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A lower score can mean reductions in reimbursements by Medicare.
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The reimbursements are worth billions of dollars annually to insurers.
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Participation requires reams of paperwork, approvals, and delays in reimbursements.
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State governments run Medicaid with reimbursements from the federal government.
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"It's not reliant on government reimbursements or private payers," she said.
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MoviePass is offering reimbursements to affected subscribers, according to The Verge.
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Nations and Freedom (ENF) group, had claimed reimbursements for 427,000 euros'
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The SNA estimated the annual losses in federal reimbursements on Wednesday.
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But that requires reducing limitations on Medicare coverage and increasing reimbursements.
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The benefits include funeral and burial reimbursements, according to the report.
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Medicare hospital reimbursements vary much less — and they're typically much lower.
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The cut in janitorial services reimbursements is more than $21 million.
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Knotch provides the payments as part of their monthly expense reimbursements.
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That ultimately costs the federal government billions in reimbursements to hospitals.
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In the view of House Republicans, that makes the reimbursements illegal.
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In 2012 alone, Dr. Melgen received $21 million in Medicare reimbursements.
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Due to a federal law, none of these reimbursements actually go toward providing abortions, but anti-abortion advocates claim that the reimbursements for other services help keep Planned Parenthood alive, enabling it to continue providing abortions.
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Elsewhere, said that its profit margin suffered a backlash from mortgage reimbursements.
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Are there company perks and reimbursements you haven't been taking advantage of?
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AND THE $2 MILLION FAR SUPPORTS IS IN EXCESS OF HIS REIMBURSEMENTS.
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Under the law, reimbursements to providers is tied to their doing this.
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They hope to seek regulatory approval and then pursue medical insurance reimbursements.
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The CSRs are reimbursements for insurers that cover low-income ObamaCare enrollees.
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When you cut reimbursements to service providers, you cut services to patient.
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The foundation also listed about $271,000 in unspecified "reimbursements" in the filing.
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The language, if passed, would block Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid reimbursements.
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"Denti-Cal reimbursements are below actual costs for many procedures," she said.
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NJ Transit officials have also said they may seek reimbursements from Amtrak.
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But it has collected $71 million in insurance reimbursements for the incident.
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Further, Kurta took issue with how the report explained the travel reimbursements.
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It's through cutting reimbursements to doctors, hospitals, drug companies, and device companies.
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As well as the payment, the benefits include funeral and burial reimbursements.
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Reimbursements used to be excluded from gross income prior to the TCJA.
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To avoid this, insurers often agree to excessive reimbursements with these physicians.
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It asserts that members of Congress did not appropriate money to pay for the cost-sharing reimbursements when, in fact, they quite clearly intended the permanent appropriation that covers premium tax credits to also cover cost-sharing reimbursements.
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Sued Trump administration to restart Affordable Care Act reimbursements The state led a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's decision to end reimbursements to insurers under the healthcare law, which Becerra later dismissed in 21625 while vowing future legal challenges.
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The company says their reimbursements could take six to eight weeks for processing.
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Revenue before reimbursements, or net revenue, was up 16.3 percent to $10.31 billion.
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A different employee claims they are still owed thousands of dollars in reimbursements.
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That change would cut off federal Medicaid reimbursements for county contributions to Medicaid.
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Reimbursements to caretakers from insurance companies, the group says, are also going down.
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Physicians would then pay MyPractice24 a share of the Medicare reimbursements, prosecutors said.
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The reimbursements would have been worth about $10 billion to insurers next year.
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After Cohen pleaded guilty, prosecutors questioned him about his knowledge of the reimbursements.
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It was an unusual request to claim reimbursements for its own organization's crimes.
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The legislation also boosts reimbursements by 20% for treating Medicare patients with coronavirus.
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After the administration ended reimbursements for those discounts, insurers had to raise prices.
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The reimbursements are tax-deductible for the business and tax-free to employee.
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And it would bar Medicaid reimbursements for any services provided by Planned Parenthood.
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That assault includes blocking Planned Parenthood from collecting Medicaid reimbursements for a year.
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Some are related to reimbursements to pharmacies by insurance companies and the government.
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As it stands now, government reimbursements are not projected to match relocation costs.
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Galvin's complaint seeks a censure, an administrative fine and other actions including client reimbursements.
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The federal government spends an average of $20163,502 on Medicaid reimbursements per enrollee annually.
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Reimbursements of certain employee expenses are another item that might go overlooked, she added.
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Mining companies said previous government promises to resume the VAT reimbursements had been unfulfilled.
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Jerry Brown on Sunday, would have limited reimbursements for financial assistance to dialysis patients.
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HR 676 calls for these offices to "achieve budgetary targets" through its provider reimbursements.
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The company is also offering reimbursements on its website to those who purchased them.
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It also would make changes to reimbursements for future enrollees in the Medicaid expansion.
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To balance the state budget, they had to cut low doctor reimbursements even lower.
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Even Trump suggested that he ended the reimbursements to encourage such inter-party action.
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That bill would link anti-abortion restrictions to the restoration of the CSR reimbursements.
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Cohen said the money was one installment of reimbursements he received for paying Daniels.
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O on Wednesday, alleging the drugmaker fraudulently obtained reimbursements for its opioid painkiller Subsys.
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You will be covered for repairs, replacements, or reimbursements up to $10,000 per claim.
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Rather, the organization gets government funding through Medicaid reimbursements and public family planning grants.
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The cost of the reimbursements has already been factored in to Citigroup's 2017 results.
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They said Mr. Gates did everything from approve expense reimbursements to draft business plans.
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In many places, Medicaid offers such skimpy reimbursements that dentists don't want to participate.
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The ICD is also used by health insurers whose reimbursements depend on ICD classifications.
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Scopolamine cases have resulted in disqualifications, purse reimbursements, fines and suspensions over the decades.
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Still, the powerful hospital and physician groups would fight such a change in reimbursements.
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The organization gets federal reimbursements for providing women's health services, but not for abortions.
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Care for the poor in the 1950s was done through direct reimbursements to providers.
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In addition to not charging a monthly fee, they also offer unlimited ATM fee reimbursements.
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Meanwhile, some abortion practices have costs that neither public nor private insurance reimbursements truly reflect.
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Wall Street analysts expect the financial damage to go beyond the $80 million in reimbursements.
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FEC records also show that Kremer was paid $5,500 for reimbursements for travel and lodging.
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About 20 percent of May spending went to Trump companies or reimbursements for his children.
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The reimbursements are outlined in a proposed consent decree filed in federal court last Friday.
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Our immediate priority has been to provide complete reimbursements to all users who lost funds.
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House Republicans sued over the reimbursements, calling them unconstitutional because Congress had not appropriated them.
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Save your receipts: Records of purchases and expenses could help with reimbursements and insurance claims.
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Interventions to increase families' access to cars and raising travel reimbursements can also be effective.
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Those discounts will continue, even if the insurers never get the reimbursements for their costs.
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Plenty of box offices offer reimbursements day of, and your friends should respect your boundaries.
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The Manhattan district attorney's office is examining whether the reimbursements violated New York state laws.
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Specifically, Collins's amendment cuts off federal reimbursements for state Medicaid funds raised from county governments.
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House Republicans last year successfully challenged the legality of the CSR reimbursements in federal court.
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However, under the Trump administration, the government could drop the appeal and halt the reimbursements.
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Medicare for All brings all provider and drug reimbursements under the federal government's control. Sen.
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Eradicating Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood is equivalent to cutting off healthcare for America's poor.
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The likely outcome of this process is reduced reimbursements for physicians who treat Medicare patients.
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Doctors could move their practices to neighboring states, ones that still paid generous American reimbursements.
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Joined lawsuit over Affordable Care Act reimbursements The state, along with New York and 16 other states, filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit brought by Republicans that challenged the legality of reimbursements to insurance companies passed in ObamaCare to control healthcare costs.
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Breyer came in second with 2628 reimbursements, and Justice Elena KaganElena KaganTrump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court Kagan: I will 'never accept' Supreme Court's ruling on partisan gerrymandering Liberal, conservative Supreme Court justices unite in praising Stevens MORE reported seven reimbursements.
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Financial reimbursements can be stingy, but some have won large enough settlements to develop successful companies.
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The Buitragos say they have received support from base commanders, and are seeking reimbursements from Corvias.
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New York will also send 15 contract accountants to expedite the FEMA filings and reimbursements. Oct.
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Medicare reimbursements for Puerto Rico's 71 hospitals are also lower than those of their mainland counterparts.
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That assistance is used by companies to maximize their reimbursements and can drive up premium costs.
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They're looking for "unspecified reimbursements" because they believe the car's "insane mode" isn't exactly as advertised.
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The companies all opposed the rule, which would have changed Medicare reimbursements for provider-administrated drugs.
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High satisfaction scores and low readmission rates mean higher reimbursements from Medicare, so Waller was intrigued.
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Xia thinks more upfront government grants, rather than the current post-project reimbursements, could accelerate development.
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New York will also send 15 contract accountants to expedite the FEMA filings and reimbursements. Oct.
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Federal prosecutors have also claimed that the reimbursements came in the form of sham legal invoices.
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In these instances, the agency collected $28503,22019 annually for each child in reimbursements from the state.
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CSRs are cost-sharing reduction reimbursements that the federal government for years has paid insurance companies.
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To compensate insurers for the discounts, the federal government had paid them reimbursements for the CSRs.
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The Affordable Care Act says that the federal government is supposed to pay insurers the reimbursements.
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North Carolina agreed to give Deutsche Bank tax reimbursements if the bank fulfilled job creation requirements.
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Tickets must be purchased before the date and then reimbursements will be issued by September 15th.
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From that, 2900 sought and received reimbursements on 220006 vouchers totaling $2202,2628, according to the report.
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Net revenue, or revenue before reimbursements, rose to $7.95 billion in the second quarter ended Feb.
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All three of those also offer Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application reimbursements, by the way.
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I've had a nightmare dealing with insurance reimbursements in the past, so I am extra precautious.
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Cases involving the substance have resulted in disqualifications, purse reimbursements, fines and suspensions over the decades.
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Benefits that can reduce your income tax burden include transit passes, biking reimbursements and group insurance.
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Schatz is proposing that the federal government pick up the full cost of the increased reimbursements.
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But critics, including the School Nutrition Association (SNA), backed by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and Food Research & Action Center, say participating schools would lose all paid-meal reimbursements and 6-cent-per-lunch reimbursements collected by meal programs certified as meeting federal nutrition standards.
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So far, the Republican-controlled Congress has refused to appropriate funds for the reimbursements owed to insurers.
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They've been told by state advocates that those reimbursements won't come until the government opens back up.
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"Paying out Section 22014 reimbursements without an appropriation thus violates the Constitution," Collyer wrote in her decision.
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"I already instructed the central bank to begin to pay (the reimbursements) in successive tranches," he said.
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Sales and insurer reimbursements are expected to be muted until those so-called outcomes results are unveiled.
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Planned Parenthood receives Medicaid reimbursements—just like hospitals and other health care organizations—for providing preventive care.
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Their customers told them that they knew Obamacare would eventually tie medical reimbursements to successful patient outcomes.
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Uber admitted the error last week and is paying drivers back, with reimbursements averaging $8.8753 per driver.
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To balance the program budget, they cut reimbursements to Medicaid doctors by an average of five percent.
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During that same two-year period, Gay collected another $254,000 in travel reimbursements from the super PAC.
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To pay for that coverage, reimbursements to physicians, already low to start with, were cut even further.
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This is particularly important given the already high operating costs of a medical practice and dwindling reimbursements.
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The argument for this is that the cost of living is higher, so reimbursements must be, too.
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While Medicaid reimbursements vary by state, some states are reimbursing as low as 1/25 of Medicare.
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This may include, but is not limited to: payments for Shuddle Rides, bonuses, reimbursements, and promotional events.
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The proposed order noted that eventual federal Medicaid reimbursements would reduce Illinois' monthly outlay to $543 million.
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Medicare's apparent goal, he said, was to save money by paying out less in reimbursements to hospitals.
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In cases of partial reimbursements from a hotel or airline, having travel insurance could close any gaps.
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But restoring Medicaid reimbursements to the health organization could cost just as many votes on the right.
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Steve King to propose using Medicaid reimbursements to pay for a border wall is nonsensical and cruel.
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The U.S. will also freeze reimbursements to the Pakistani government for money spent on conducting counterterrorism operations.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, for example, has recently proposed reducing reimbursements for the Impella.
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On paper, it looks as if you could save a lot of money by cutting federal reimbursements.
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Correction: This story was updated to delete incorrect information about Comcast's reimbursements to employees for academic expenses.
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And Medicare reimbursements to Puerto Rico Advantage plans recently dropped, prompting insurers to reduce payments to doctors.
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In nearly half of the states, reimbursements were 2140 to 2181 percent higher for non–mental healthcare doctors.
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Reimbursements to users are also being cut and investors fear such moves could be repeated in other states.
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They collect equalized, leveled reimbursements from Medicare, and pay their employees from those revenues, at least in part.
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Many doctors have been quitting the profession for years now rather than scraping by on lower Medicare reimbursements.
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Those reimbursements, though, are currently held up in court after the House sued to stop them in 2014.
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Pence ultimately had to back down after a federal court ruled against his decision to withhold the reimbursements.
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AND IT'S ONLY BECAUSE OF THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMITTEE RULES THAT WE DO IT THIS WAY AS REIMBURSEMENTS.
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Pakistan has received roughly $14 billion in reimbursements from the fund since 2002, according to the Defense Department.
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The proposed order noted that federal reimbursements for Medicaid would reduce Illinois' outlay to $543 million a month.
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Insurers expect to be paid about $7 billion in reimbursements for them by the federal government this year.
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He said the dual classification saves hospitals millions of dollars annually through greater Medicare reimbursements or cost savings.
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He proposes raising federal reimbursements for the Medicare and Medicaid healthcare programs for the poor, elderly and disabled.
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Records show that Rebuilding America Now reported the $800,000 it received in May and June as media reimbursements.
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The organization has said it has received only reimbursements for its costs, which are legal under U.S. law.
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On the anonymous career ratings site Glassdoor, employees rave about the incredible benefits, product discounts, and gym reimbursements.
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Providers receive reimbursements, payments for actual services performed for a patient at a rate determined by each state.
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The bill would continue to offer reimbursements to health insurance companies for subsidies for at least two years.
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If one removes the required regulations that govern the Medicare program's reimbursements, the comparison is 108 to 25.
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He was charged with two misdemeanors for refusing to release the 2009 report and for false expense reimbursements.
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Slashing Medicaid would dry up a valuable source of reimbursements for hospitals that see heavy emergency room traffic.
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Faster reimbursements would go out to business owners forced to give workers paid time off during the outbreak.
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He told the Jackson County Floridan in March that he had never asked for payment or expense reimbursements.
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One estimate projects that the cost of lawsuits and reimbursements could total $1.9 billion in just six months.
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There are regulatory hurdles, and reimbursements are subject to abuse, which makes insurers hesitant to cover new procedures.
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The decision was not the first time that the Pentagon has declined to make military reimbursements to Pakistan.
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Schock claimed, and was paid, more than $138,000 for "fraudulent claims for mileage reimbursements," according to the indictment.
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Uber failed to meet minimum pay requirements, as well as overtime and expense reimbursements, according to the complaint.
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Uber failed to meet minimum pay requirements, as well as overtime and expense reimbursements, according to the complaint.
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Reimbursements are difficult to police but could be detected in an audit, said Illinois Treasurer spokesman Greg Rivara.
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Considering the state provided partial reimbursements for 14 projects that year, Trinity clearly qualified for a grant award.
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The Senate GOP's health care bill would have defunded Planned Parenthood by blocking Medicaid reimbursements for one year.
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Insurance executives said they are forced to provide quality care more efficiently as reimbursements decline and costs rise.
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While lower reimbursements aren't the only reason doctors might turn away Medicaid patients, it is certainly a factor.
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Still, increasing Medicaid reimbursements, as Schatz is proposing, would likely further close any access gaps that currently exist.
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Planned Parenthood gets about $500 million annually in federal funds across the United States, largely in reimbursements through Medicaid.
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A payroll director pleaded guilty on Monday to stealing more than $23,000 from the agency through fake travel reimbursements.
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No longer would he and his co-workers be able to book their own flights and file for reimbursements.
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But other leveraged chains are struggling under declining reimbursements, higher costs, lower occupancy and increased federal scrutiny over billing.
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The tool assists human resources professionals in selecting vendors, monitoring benefits usage and managing reimbursements with a digital wallet.
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In October, the group announced that it would no longer accept any reimbursements for fetal tissue used for research.
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Also, 85033 of 30 sample cardholders sought and received reimbursements for the improper charges totaling $8,544, the report said.
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This may give hospitals a financial incentive to turn down the volume, as survey scores are tied to reimbursements.
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Decreasing provider reimbursements reduces their capacity per patient as they increase appointments to make up for the financial tightening.
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That extra spending would result from insurers raising their plan premiums to offset the loss of the CSR reimbursements.
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The U.S. will also freeze reimbursements to the Pakistani government for money spent on conducting counterterrorism operations, Nauert said.
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Experts told the Free Beacon that the reimbursements likely violated election law regarding contributions made on behalf of others.
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Delta said it provided customers with substantial compensation for the delays, including cash reimbursements, SkyMiles and future travel vouchers.
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But all told, these allegations—which sparked lawsuits, reimbursements and an SEC fine—come to more than $120 million.
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The complaint reportedly details 18 alleged instances between 2007 and 2017 in which Marchant's House staffers received campaign reimbursements.
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The discounts are mandated by law and will continue, despite the loss of the reimbursements to insurers for them.
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The House in 2014 sued the Obama administration, claiming the reimbursements were illegal given the lack of congressional appropriation.
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Fortunately, you can also use these credit card reimbursements to get your family members signed up for Global Entry.
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Soon they were reviewing their medical work, standardizing treatment blueprints tied to reimbursements and shaping the practice of medicine.
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But she agreed to let the reimbursements continue to flow to insurers as the Obama administration appealed her decision.
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It is no wonder that administrative costs have gone up drastically while physician reimbursements have remained flat or declined.
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AASA, an advocacy association for school superintendents, estimates that school districts receive about $4 billion in Medicaid reimbursements annually.
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In the current climate, there already exists a logistical nightmare for state education agencies to get proper Medicaid reimbursements.
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Mr. Vance's office has been investigating whether the Trump Organization falsely accounted for the reimbursements as a legal expense.
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The health insurer accuses Insys of paying kickbacks to doctors and made false statements to Anthem to receive reimbursements.
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Pfizer confirmed the settlement, and said reimbursements will go to consumers who used coupons in the last three years.
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You could even allow your reimbursements to stack up for years and use your HSA as a retirement account.
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Tucked inside his Medicaid-for-more plan is a provision that would align Medicaid reimbursements with those of Medicare.
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This chart, from Zuckerman at the Urban Institute, gives you an idea of how much reimbursements vary across states.
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That's something that's not just about saving money on reimbursements; it's about creating a level playing field and competition.
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The person explained her finances had been tied up and asked photographers to pay for their own flights, promising reimbursements.
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Press Ganey conducts patient satisfaction surveys that are relied on by government healthcare payers to help determine reimbursements for hospitals.
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Approximately 70 percent of school districts rely on Medicaid reimbursements to pay healthcare professionals that serve students with special needs.
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But the plan I'd chosen only covered a portion of the costs and paid only in reimbursements after the fact.
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The settlement is almost fully covered by the bank's existing provisions for these claims and indemnity reimbursements from third parties.
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Uber's reimbursements to drivers came just before the company's general manager for New York, Josh Mohrer, resigned from the company.
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Many of these jobs don't offer benefits such as sick leave or reimbursements, allowing companies to save on employee expenses.
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ProPetro in August disclosed that a board committee was reviewing its internal controls, related-party transactions and executive expense reimbursements.
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An OGE official said that travel reimbursements for officials who are out of government do not have to be disclosed.
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Hill got Cohen to reveal that he has 11 checks — hush money reimbursements — that show Trump broke campaign finance law.
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States could dramatically scale back benefits by doubling down on policies that limit medications or cut reimbursements to health plans.
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But the software that had been developed to manage patient records and collect insurance reimbursements became the basis of Athenahealth.
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Trump has threatened to cancel insurer reimbursements in an effort to force Democrats to negotiate over reforming the healthcare system.
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The New York Times reported that Weisselberg knew the details of the payments and the reimbursements to Cohen since 2017.
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A later review of the inaugural expenses found no issue with his reimbursements, a person close to Mr. Gates said.
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Rural hospitals have been hit disproportionately hard by changes to health-care laws that have cut their reimbursements from insurers.
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The Times said Vance's office is examining whether the Trump Organization falsely accounted for the reimbursements as a legal expense.
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Most of the funds (75 percent) are actually reimbursements from Medicaid, the US's public health insurance program for the poor.
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The Obama administration paid the reimbursements anyway, but the House of Representatives responded by suing to stop those payments from continuing.
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Right now, Planned Parenthood receives reimbursements through Medicaid and Title X, though none of that money can be used for abortions.
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Highly leveraged U.S. nursing homes are struggling with dwindling government reimbursements for care and changing regulations that increase costs of care.
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The settlement also allows for additional reimbursements of nearly $4 million in attorney fees and close to $900,000 in administrative expenses.
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It offers uncapped commissions, seven days off per year to volunteer, $100 in monthly wellness reimbursements, dog-friendly offices and more.
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The company has been working with a third-party company to handle payments and reimbursements in order to launch more quickly.
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About $69,000 of that went to the RNC, including in-kind contributions, such as travel expenses, vendor reimbursements, and catering charges.
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China's national health-insurance system caps reimbursements, so patients sometimes have to pay a lot to have serious chronic illnesses treated.
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The benefit of doing so is that independent contractors are not entitled to key employee benefits, including healthcare and expense reimbursements.
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But the companies receive the Lifeline discounts as reimbursements, ensuring a steady stream of income and a return on their investment.
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The money the Trump administration wants to keep from abortion providers comes in the form of Medicaid reimbursements and federal funding.
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It would ensure that the reimbursements to health insurers would continue, preventing what could be a mass exit from the exchanges.
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It had informally authorised an earlier version of the law that allowed automatic reimbursements for investors with assets of 100,000 euros.
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Trump has both called for a repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate, and has threatened to cut off the reimbursements to insurers.
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By acknowledging such infections, hospitals and medical professionals risk potentially costly legal liability, loss of insurance reimbursements and public-relations damage.
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The only thing they could do while remaining compliant with the ACA was to cut reimbursements to doctors, which they did.
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The reopening of the city comes at a time when insurance reimbursements for hotel stays are drying up for many evacuees.
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The company cited lower-than-expected reimbursements for its expanded carrier screening test, but said it is more optimistic going forward.
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The company cited lower than expected reimbursements for its expanded carrier screening test, but said it is more optimistic going forward.
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New Jersey–based Integra LifeSciences Corporation recently hired Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville P.C. to work on Medicare reimbursements for wound care.
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The company also gives employees access to local gyms, and even reimbursements if certain gyms aren't covered in their wellness program.
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There are reimbursements of a few hundred dollars here for restaurant meals, and a few thousand dollars there for hotel stays.
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Here's what is happening: Congressional investigations: The federal government is proposing new rules that would prohibit certain reimbursements for federal contractors.
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While it included some funding for treatment, his office also cut reimbursements to methadone clinics, which LePage had targeted since 2010.
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And it would have only placed a cap on employers' reimbursements from the federal government, not on the funds workers receive.
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The Platinum Card offers up to $200 each year in airline fee reimbursements — and up to $200 in Uber credits annually.
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But the numbers tally as a fraction of the millions in costs and reimbursements that politicians have claimed Mueller brought in.
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John Shimkus (R-Ill.) and Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), meanwhile, reverses deep cuts to reimbursements for select interventional pain management techniques.
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Reimbursements will be paid in up to three years in as many as five installments, adjusted for the official inflation index.
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The Postal Service does receive reimbursements for some things mandated by Congress, like free mail for the blind and overseas voting.
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Cuts to the Medicaid reimbursements to states could have an effect on the number of teachers who work in special education.
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For-profit hospitals have been found to fib more to Medicare than nonprofits do — tweaking their diagnoses to get higher reimbursements.
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Higher FEMA reimbursements led Turner last week to slash his original one-year property tax hike proposal by more than half.
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A top priority for the hospital is filling the 25 beds so they can receive the reimbursements needed to stay open.
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For patients covered by Medicaid, there are total benefit caps, low reimbursements for dental care, and very few dentists accept it.
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Just over 40 percent of Planned Parenthood's budget comes from government grants and reimbursements, the organization's most recent budget report shows.
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Another question raised by the lack of specific payment descriptions is the campaign's reimbursements for staffers' "mileage" — payments which are not taxed.
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Last May, a federal judge ruled that reimbursements for the "cost sharing" provision in Obamacare were not properly approved of by Congress.
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Another driver involved in the suit, Tim Cavaretta, suspects that Uber's issuance of reimbursements and timing of the amended complaint aren't coincidental.
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Pakistan is the largest recipient of Coalition Support Fund reimbursements, having received more than $14 billion since 2002, according to the Pentagon.
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With that in mind, H.R. 85033 would also establish an effective and defined appeals process for pharmacies to contest below-cost reimbursements.
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These are middlemen who negotiate discounts from drug companies on behalf of health plans and provide reimbursements to those who dispense drugs.
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In addition, a separate 15 member unit of specialized contract accountants to help expedite FEMA filings and reimbursements, will also be mobilized.
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Over the next four years Immofinanz hopes to recover 151 million euros based the malls' future earnings and tax reimbursements, it said.
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Gideon apologized for the reimbursements and blamed "incorrect guidance" for them after the Washington Free Beacon first reported them earlier this year.
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Hospitals, jockeying for business in a world of shrinking reimbursements, have focused intently on the scores, and doctors say they feel it.
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So far, no reimbursements to the Secret Service, which operates Air Force One, have shown up in the Trump campaign's FEC reports.
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Planned Parenthood receives federal funds from Medicaid reimbursements and Title X, a federal program that supports family planning and preventive health services.
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Alan has worked on its plan for months and has simulated years of reimbursements to know that it's a viable business model.
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And, even then, these types of plans typically only cover partial tuition reimbursements or refunds on what the school doesn't already cover.
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Mr. Weisselberg was also involved in structuring Mr. Cohen's reimbursements of more than $400,000 after he parted ways with the Trump Organization.
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To defend higher rates, many hospitals cite low reimbursements from government sources, particularly Medicaid, and highlight their role as a safety net.
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That included reimbursements and payments he used for personal expenses including wine, international travel for himself and family members, clothing and groceries.
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Dungan said he ended up negotiating refunds on a vendor-by-vendor basis, sometimes trying to push partial refunds to full reimbursements.
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"It is not reasonable for H.H.S. to cement misclassified costs into future reimbursements, thus perpetuating literally million-dollar mistakes," Judge Kavanaugh wrote.
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The letter from Mr. Vance's office said the Justice Department's position was "audacious" because Manhattan federal prosecutors had investigated the same reimbursements.
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In June, the Dayton Daily News reported Ohio will cut Medicaid's reimbursements to hospitals by $214 million over the next fiscal year.
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If the court rules that the tax reimbursements were fraudulent, they may be on the hook for tens of millions of euros.
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Schock has been accused of pocketing tens of thousands of dollars in reimbursements after submitting false mileage reports following a POLITICO report.
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The group sold the ship, actually a barge, and refocused on land-based ways to provide care that would generate sufficient reimbursements.
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Alternatively, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services could reduce or eliminate reimbursements to providers as an incentive to prescribe opioids responsibly.
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The service is completely free, and there's no surcharge on the roughly $40 million in reimbursements the Treasury issues to citizens every year.
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But in a sign the company believes it has mostly fixed its brand-safety issues, it has stopped the reimbursements, Lauren Johnson reports.
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Planned Parenthood receives most of its federal funding through reimbursements from the government for providing nonabortion health care services to those on Medicaid.
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A study from Phocuswright, a travel-research firm, finds that more and more employees are booking their own travel and filing for reimbursements.
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"The cool trick is that Tricount will simplify who owes to whom by minimising the number of reimbursements needed to get balanced accounts".
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Hospitals want more market power to offset declining federal reimbursements, but that strategy often comes at the expense of higher prices for patients.
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As it stands, health-care providers under the system are looking at their already meager Medicaid reimbursements being cut by nearly a fourth.
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This would utilize advancements in big data analytics, incentivize drug developers to participate in the free-to-choose track, and expedite insurance reimbursements.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) previously said she would try to remove language that strips Planned Parenthood of Medicaid reimbursements if it were included.
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"We're trying to make the insurance process instantaneous, from quotes to coverage and reimbursements" co-founder and CEO Jean-Charles Samuelian told me.
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But the Trump administration said the reimbursements for their costs to insurers had to be discontinued, because Congress never directly appropriated the money.
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The further disincentive of sharply reduced reimbursements that would come with the CMS proposal would have devastating impacts on recruitment into our specialty.
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Insurers in dozens of states already had adjusted their proposed rates for 2018 in anticipation that the CSR reimbursements could be cut off.
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If the Trump Organisation listed reimbursements for the payments as legal expenses, for example, Mr Trump could be charged with falsifying business records.
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Eliminating the reimbursements could compel insurers to flee ObamaCare altogether, upending the law's marketplaces and leaving millions of low-income Americans without coverage.
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To defray a U.S. outlay for healthcare bureaucracy equal to the GDP of France, reimbursements to Medicare physicians were cut by $716 billion.
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He called the Democratic attacks politically motivated and "very desperate," noting that he doesn't accept free trips or seek reimbursements for personal mileage.
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"It was the time when there were no welfare supplements for children, no reimbursements for health care costs," Fabrice's grandmother later told me.
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Hospital systems were consolidating prior to ObamaCare, but the ACA put that trend on steroids, enabling hospitals to demand higher reimbursements from insurers.
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While the forms show the number of reimbursements and provide a brief description, they do not show how much money the justices received.
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The cost of providing special education preschool has ballooned in recent years, particularly in New York City, where the city administers the reimbursements.
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Not only did the Trump Organization repay those expenses, but it agreed to pay taxes Mr. Cohen might have incurred on the reimbursements.
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Reimbursements have historically been pegged to benchmarks like graduation rates and certificate programs, which are important but do not necessarily lead to employment.
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Some have invested in image centers and clinics to which they refer patients for scans and treatment, capturing insurance reimbursements for themselves directly.
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Some mental health experts argue the plan isn't necessary because states can already get Medicaid reimbursements for these services with a federal waiver.
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After several states attempted to bar Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid reimbursements, the administration warned them that such measures could violate federal law.
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In 29.35, the GOP-led House of Representatives sued the Obama administration over the reimbursements, saying Congress hadn't appropriated money for the payments.
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If she were to prevail, Uber could be required to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to drivers in lost compensation and reimbursements.
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However, the office of the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., is exploring whether the reimbursements violated any New York state laws.
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The administration could, for example, lift the current cap on Medicaid reimbursements to inpatient mental health facilities that have more than 16 beds.
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Keep in mind that 30 percent of today's doctors already don't take on new Medicaid patients because of lower reimbursements and rigid regulations.
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A government investigation of the Thomas Cook collapse looks likely to follow, and more reimbursements and work with creditors will come after that.
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According to his estimates, provider reimbursements would fall by 85033 percent when patients leave private insurance and enroll in Sanders' expanded Medicare program.
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On top of these existing burdens, a new proposal by CMS would cut reimbursements for these drugs and further limit access to them.
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The bulk of federal funding that Planned Parenthood receives comes through reimbursements from Medicaid, which would not be affected by the new rule.
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" Mr. Cohen asserted later that Mr. Trump's goal in providing the reimbursements in installments "was in order to hide what the payment was.
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The alleged missed reimbursements include $1.9 million for legal fees and costs, plus another $1.9 million that Cohen owes in his criminal case.
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Among the proposed cuts listed in the document are a reduction in full-time air marshals, a reduction in the workforce at TSA headquarters, fewer reimbursements to airports for janitorial services at TSA checkpoints, cuts for benefits for new part-time employees and a 50% cut in reimbursements to state and local law enforcement agencies for use of their K-9 units.
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No more reimbursements And to add salt to the wound, if any of the dozen or so changes in the last six months made you less keen on the service and decide to cancel your year long subscription, tough luck: the company added a new clause in July clearly stating that there will be no reimbursements for subscriptions that are cancelled early.
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DOT spokesman Scott Gastel said the department has cooperated with the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan since learning about possible improper reimbursements in 2016.
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Employees are significantly more costly because they are entitled to the minimum wage, overtime pay and reimbursements for work-related expenses under those laws.
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Small steps are being taken in this area, such as measuring IV line infection rates and reducing reimbursements to hospitals with high readmission rates.
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" Collyer then wrote: "The Affordable Care Act unambiguously appropriates money for Section 1401 premium tax credits but not for Section 1402 reimbursements to insurers.
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If the doula program is successful, New York would join Minnesota and Oregon as the only states that allow Medicaid reimbursements for doula services.
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Ms Sitharaman talks of tweaking export credits and speeding tax reimbursements for exporters, when letting the overvalued rupee drop would boost exports even more.
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Today, its service is used by more than 12,000 businesses to disperse bulk transfers for things like vendor payments, wages, reimbursements, refunds and more.
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Have funds from the transition or associated with the transition (such as reimbursements from the Secret Service) gone to companies owned by Mr. Trump?
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The payments do not to cover possible reimbursements for the loss of tax subsidies that are set to be announced at a later date.
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By the numbers: Cancer represented almost 27% of the $936.3 million in reimbursements that Sun Life paid out to employers between 2015 and 2018.
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While you're looking into fitness reimbursements, check out other expenses your company may reimburse, such as cellphone plans, moving costs, or professional-development classes.
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Less frequent, but just as possible, is the sum of money that you were supposed to receive – refunds, reimbursements, or long-lost bank accounts.
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Entitlements are unlimited reimbursements to states that expand to cover anyone eligible for help during times of need, such as a recession or disaster.
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ObamaCare reduced Medicare reimbursements to doctors (and thereby cut medical services to enrollees) by $85033 billion in order to expand the federal healthcare bureaucracy.
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The bill would defund Planned Parenthood (actually, block Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood clinics), causing millions of women to lose access to reproductive care.
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It would strip the organization of hundreds of millions of dollars of Medicaid reimbursements, which make up the majority of the organization's federal funding.
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Since Medicaid reimbursements for abortion are already illegal, blocking all federal money would defund services such as contraception, STD checks, and cancer screenings. Sen.
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Considering almost half of Planned Parenthood's annual revenue comes from government grants and reimbursements, the plan would have detrimental effects if approved by Congress.
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Currently, Planned Parenthood receives money via reimbursements for care under Medicaid and through federal grants, neither of which can be used to cover abortions.
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These cost-sharing reduction payments are reimbursements to insurers for discounts in out-of-pocket health costs they give to low-income Obamacare customers.
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An Economist/YouGov poll found that 53 percent of respondents disapproved of Trump's decision to end the reimbursements, with just 31 percent in favor.
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Trump suggested that his killing the CSR reimbursements has "actually brought Republicans and Democrats together," in an effort to create a short-term fix.
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The CSR reimbursements were estimated to be worth $7 billion to the nation's Obamacare insurers this year, and $10 billion or so next year.
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The Trump administration said Thursday night the reimbursements to insurers for those discounts are illegal because the payments were not specifically authorized by Congress.
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Hospitals and doctors with inadequate EHRs will be penalized with reductions in Medicare reimbursements each year for failing to fully integrate and use EHRs.
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The survey includes detailed questions about insurance coverage, prescription costs, doctor visits, hospitalizations, medical devices, other out-of-pocket spending, reimbursements, and so on.
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Perhaps new conceptualization on delivery of patient narratives to increasingly time-pressured physicians, flexible scheduling models and time/complexity paired reimbursements can be introduced.
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Walgreens has been hit with slumping front-store sales and declining reimbursements for the drugs it dispenses, both of which have hurt its profits.
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Similarly, no health insurer could remain in business if each of its policy holders generated many thousands of dollars in health care reimbursements each .
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Home care agencies funded through Medicaid have faced years of increased costs, inadequate reimbursements and delayed payments that have put many agencies in crisis.
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With healthcare, she's interested in technology that makes access to healthcare more accessible, either through reimbursements to low-income people or through subsidized payments.
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By contrast, the proposal submitted by the Justice Department anticipated that the Environment and Natural Resources Division would receive $25.97 million in E.P.A. reimbursements.
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When a host of other backstage deals with Blue Dogs — like reckoning with disparities among states in Medicare reimbursements — failed, Pelosi managed the fallout.
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He failed to pay taxes on reimbursements that he received from the club for certain personal expenses and today accepted responsibility for his conduct.
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Medicare, which accounts for about 40 percent of hospital costs compared with 33 percent for private insurers, is the biggest source of hospital reimbursements.
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Other agencies said they have not asked for help yet, but that they would seek reimbursements for cleaning products they do not usually buy.
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Prosecutors suspect it of systematically overcharging for posters, fliers and the like sold in campaign "kits" — and then, milking giant reimbursements from the state.
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"They've constructed an economy out of reimbursements from the state," said Mr. Chauprade, who has been interviewed by prosecutors about the party's financial affairs.
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Companies like Twitter, IBM, Zillow, and Goldman Sachs are providing reimbursements for new mothers to pump and ship their breast milk while at work.
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As a result of a funding cap set by Congress decades ago, Puerto Rico effectively receives less than 20 percent in reimbursements for Medicaid.
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The agency is proposing what it calls "site-neutral" reimbursements, meaning it would pay the same amount no matter where the patient is seen.
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Perhaps if reimbursements for DXA scans improved, then more practices would be able to afford the machines to provide this test for their patients.
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Fourth, if Trump stops paying reimbursements, the states should promise to reimburse insurers for making cost-sharing reductions until the federal government ultimately pays up.
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The providers wouldn't be happy about that at first, but if all providers saw their reimbursements affected equally, it wouldn't matter to them for long.
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In the clip, he advocated full reimbursements for healthcare that focuses on preventing illness, a move he said would save costs further down the line.
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Still, the DOJ has pursued civil charges against Dr. Sen, records show, and the government withheld about $1 million in reimbursements tied to the drugs.
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Remedy even goes back through your last 12 months of claims and corrects any inaccuracies, reviews prescriptions and provides automatic reimbursements for FSAs and HSAs.
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A solution resulting in higher provider reimbursements would still protect patients from enormous surprise bills, but it could raise health care costs and thus premiums.
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The paper added the banks may dedicate 225 million euros or more to deal with the issue, while those asking for reimbursements could number 2300,2225.
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Families in short-term housing — at hotels or staying with friends and relatives — will have eight days to return before the gas company stops reimbursements.
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Any employee can sign up and use TravelBank to submit expenses and process their reimbursements by simply taking photos and uploading them with the app.
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Republicans in the House have sued the U.S. Health and Human Services Department for continuing to make the reimbursements without specific funding authorization from Congress.
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This bill would not end MAC pricing or set MAC reimbursement rates, but would simply bring greater transparency to MAC reimbursements under federal healthcare programs.
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Many insurers are saying they will need to charge higher prices next year, or could possibly exit Obamacare markets, because of uncertainty over the reimbursements.
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Typically, Medicare covers regular cataract surgery and implantation of standard monofocal lenses but does not pay for multifocal lenses, so insurance reimbursements may be limited.
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Either Congress will need to cut doctor reimbursements, which would lead honest doctors – those who aren't trying to milk the system – to seek alternative careers.
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The lawsuit estimates there are more than 460 defrauded investors in three Chais-related companies, which would work out to reimbursements of about $32,600 each.
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Kramer's patients are far luckier than most to receive psychotherapy, because the insurance industry provides reimbursements for medical treatments but only minimal support for psychotherapy.
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Life Care was accused of systematically trying to qualify more patients for "ultra high" reimbursements for the longest possible periods, regardless of their medical needs.
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As a result of an arbitrary funding cap set by Congress decades ago, Puerto Rico effectively receives less than 20 percent in reimbursements for Medicaid.
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TPG also used to reimburse everyone's personal-credit-card fees but has now capped the reimbursements at various rates depending on the card, he added.
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"There are utterances coming out of this [Trump] administration about significant adjustments that may take place in Medicaid reimbursements," Senate Majority Leader Tommy Norment said.
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She said it would be helpful if employees could get their employers to reimburse these costs through an accountable plan, which makes reimbursements tax free.
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In California, the state auditor is examining related party transactions at another nursing home chain, Brius Healthcare Services, regarding reimbursements from the state's Medicaid program.
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And only one of those clinics was actually reimbursed for their costs, which is totally legal, before Planned Parenthood opted to stop accepting reimbursements altogether.
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Companies pay $2200 per contractor per month for Pilot to help treat contractors like full-time employees by offering benefits, stock options and expense reimbursements.
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Similarly, no health insurer could remain in business if each of its policy holders generated many thousands of dollars in health care reimbursements each month.
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Chipotle employees can also seek up to $5,250 in tuition assistance reimbursements if they pursue a degree outside of the program run by Guild Education.
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Those funds included so-called Title X money — named for the federal family-planning program — as well as Medicaid reimbursements for treating low-income patients.
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State courts have ruled against such restrictions specifically for Medicaid reimbursements, citing the legal right of low-income beneficiaries to seek care where they choose.
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Through the program, Aetna offered reimbursements and payments to customers who claimed to have suffered financial hardship as a direct result of the privacy breach.
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They recalled poor experiences from the past, like waiting months for medical reimbursements from U.S.A. Hockey and receiving their 2015 world championship rings in 2017.
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Madara also warned against language in the bill that would defund Planned Parenthood by blocking Medicaid reimbursements to the women's health provider for one year.
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But the GOP-led House of Representatives sued the Obama administration in 2014 for paying the reimbursements without having Congress appropriate the money for it.
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She accused the agency, the Child Welfare Administration, of claiming tens of millions of dollars in federal reimbursements that it had not been entitled to.
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Crucially, the new measure also does not keep abortion providers from receiving federal Medicaid reimbursements, a policy option often referred to as "defunding" Planned Parenthood.
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The decline in reimbursements has made DXA screening cost-prohibitive for many physician practices, thereby making DXA tests less widely available to patients as well.
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Republicans in Congress have vowed to pass legislation that bars the family planning provider from accepting hundreds of millions of dollars in federal Medicaid reimbursements.
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The decree also plans reimbursements for some retail bondholders who lost money when the government rescued four small banks last year, unleashing popular rage against Renzi.
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Members would have to make those reimbursements within 90 days or have part of their salary withheld until the settlement is paid off under both bills.
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Interest among the media and the public was immediate and intense, and after a few weeks Congress was reaching out to inquire about thousands of reimbursements.
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"Nothing in the house was salvageable," said Ms. Dressendofer, who now lives in an apartment and is still waiting for insurance reimbursements for her ruined home.
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Sister Elisabeth Anne also solicits donations from parishes and foundations, which, along with grants, the rent from some residents and Medicaid reimbursements, help pay the bills.
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The lawsuit alleges that Insys had paid kickbacks to doctors and lied to Anthem about patients' diagnoses for reimbursements, which would otherwise have not been covered.
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Net revenue, or revenue before reimbursements, rose 6 percent in dollar terms and 12 percent in local currency terms, to $7.95 billion in the latest quarter.
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The calls come a day after President Trump on Wednesday threatened to cancel insurer reimbursements in an effort to force Democrats to negotiate on healthcare reform.
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The Republican-controlled House of Representatives has challenged the legality of the federal reimbursements in court, claiming the Obama administration was paying insurers without congressional appropriation.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged four men Wednesday for alleged involvement in an insider trading scheme that used confidential government information regarding Medicare reimbursements.
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The women's health organization won't be able to receive hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid reimbursements, which make up the majority of its federal funding.
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Go2Man Management says "The Real" co-host has gone AWOL and refuses to pay fees and reimbursements she owes to the tune of at least $200k.
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A study by the Department of Health and Human Services estimated that premiums for midlevel "silver plans" could rise by nearly 30 percent without those reimbursements.
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The surcharge reflects uncertainty about whether the federal government will continue paying insurers billions of dollars in what are known as cost-sharing reimbursements, or CSRs.
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Last month, Trump outlined a plan to revamp how Medicare pays for certain high-cost drugs by basing reimbursements on the prices paid in other countries.
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" In a subsequent Washington Post interview Giuliani said he didn't know when the reimbursements began but said he thought it was "earlier than mid-last year.
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That means each of the companies listed offers flexible job openings, and they also provide stipends, discounts or reimbursements to encourage employees to take time off.
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Failure to fully fund reimbursements in recent years has caused financial hardship for some districts and needlessly increased political opposition to charters, notwithstanding their impressive performance.
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Fitch Ratings said earlier this month that such an agreement would be beneficial to the nation's banks, which have made enough provisions to cover the reimbursements.
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CVS already owns a major company that pays out reimbursements to pharmacies, uses its stores to deliver care via health clinics, and owns a health insurer.
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Later in life, you can use these accumulated tax-free reimbursements toward other goals such as sending your kid to college or buying a new boat.
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And three weeks ago, Ghent University in Belgium banned reimbursements for plane travel to any location within a six-hour train ride, effectively prohibiting those flights.
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At issue are reimbursements demanded by Linde for the cost of storing Iran LNG's liquefaction train, or production line, during the sanction years, industry sources said.
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Both sides have agreed to fund ObamaCare's cost-sharing reduction payments, key reimbursements to insurers for giving discounted co-pays and deductibles to low-income people.
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A Democratic appropriations staff member said the legislation is ambiguous enough that Mr. Pruitt could take advantage of it to curtail reimbursements to the Justice Department.
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Incentives to develop new drugs could include generous government financing for research, or regulatory changes that would increase reimbursements for newly approved antibiotics considered medically important.
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And in a bid to attract the nation's military veterans to the program, Amazon is offering $10,000 reimbursements for qualified candidates to start their own businesses.
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"It would seem to be the very definition of arbitrary and capricious for H.H.S. to knowingly use false facts when calculating hospital reimbursements," Judge Kavanaugh wrote.
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The state plan includes programs that allow local governments to offer buyouts to homeowners and that provide reimbursements to homeowners for out-of-pocket repair expenses.
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Big insurer Anthem said it would effectively abandon the Obamacare markets several states in 2018, partly as a result of uncertainty about the cost-sharing reimbursements.
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The trades, worth 15.8 billion euros ($18.6 billion), generated tax credit certificates that allowed the defendants to receive 106 million euros in illegal reimbursements, prosecutors said.
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"It is my fear," he wrote, "that C.M.S. and reimbursements by the government for this drug will be the next headline story on the national news."
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Those reimbursements allow low-income patients to use Planned Parenthood for birth control, screening for cancer or STDs, and other health services — but not for abortion.
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For at least one year, Planned Parenthood could no longer receive Medicaid reimbursements, even though it's already barred from using federal Medicaid money to get abortion services.
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Medicaid reimbursements are low for many services, but since patients seeking abortions are disproportionately low-income, abortion clinics see an especially high percentage of patients with Medicaid.
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Republicans also want to treat graduate education tuition reimbursements as income, hitting higher education institutions — home to both climate scientists and the "politically correct" anti-right — hard.
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Louisiana tried to cut off Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood in 2015, and in 2016, a federal appeals court ruled that the state could not do so.
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This improvement will be mostly driven by cyclical factors, with higher growth boosting tax receipts and VAT reimbursements being normalised from their exceptionally high level in 2016.
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Of particular note, Trump's FEC filings raised questions on just which vendors campaign staffers were paying for out of their own pockets (and then later receiving reimbursements).
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Funding can also be an issue in some communities, as reimbursements from insurers, patients, and Medicare and Medicaid are outpaced by wage pressures and costs to operate.
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The reimbursements, known as cost-sharing reductions, are for discounts in the out-of-pocket health costs charged to low-income Obamacare customers by their insurance plans.
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A special investigative panel formed by Republicans recommended in a report last week that Planned Parenthood lose access to both its Medicaid reimbursements and Title X funds.
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The GOP, in its ObamaCare repeal bill, looked to block Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood while separately offering $422 million in funding to federally qualified health clinics.
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The GOP bill follows the same language in the House-passed healthcare bill in blocking Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood, which provides women's healthcare and abortion services.
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Without the reimbursements, insurers are expected to raise the prices of their health plans significantly to offset the loss of the money they have received for years.
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The reimbursements to Pruitt when he was AG totaled $29,204.87 from the 2010 campaign account and $35,665.73 from his 2014 re-election account, according to the filings.
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This has in the past resulted in high charges in the form of bank levies, reimbursements of bid/ask spreads and mandatory conversion of foreign currency loans.
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In 2015, however, the GOP-led House and Senate was able to pass thorny bills into law, including measures on Medicare physician reimbursements, transportation, taxes and energy.
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Officials said most employees live off the base and in Ridgecrest, but they authorized the evacuation so those who live on base can be eligible for reimbursements.
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Uncertainty over those cost-sharing reimbursements has contributed to some insurers abandoning Obamacare markets next year, and to higher proposed prices for individual health plans in 2018.
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Cohen on Wednesday presented a copy of a check signed by Trump for $35,85033, saying the money was one installment of reimbursements he received for paying Daniels.
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Then, on Thursday, The New York Times presented evidence to the college suggesting that a memo from 2011 concerning reimbursements had been fabricated, possibly to mislead prosecutors.
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In contrast, the hospital reimbursements paid by Medicare — which bases its rates on labor and supply costs in a particular region — vary by a factor of 3.
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After all, providers do complain about low reimbursements, and the stigma of the program's roots as a welfare program — and its role as a conservative boogeyman — persist.
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Between 1.13 and 2016, the E.P.A.'s reimbursements provided over $810 million to the division, amounting to 27 percent of its budget, according to a recent audit.
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Groups like AARP, the lobby for older Americans, warn that it would force doctors and hospitals to turn away patients because reimbursements would be cut so drastically.
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Mr. Cohen produced copies of checks issued by the president or his trust that Mr. Cohen said were reimbursements for $130,000 in hush payments to Ms. Daniels.
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Gobe last year was named the company's principal executive officer after the company expanded its audit to include expense reimbursements and transactions involving Redman and other executives.
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The industry's warnings that without high reimbursements, the field of gene therapy will wither is "the classic story of the boy who cried wolf," Dr. Bach said.
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Democrats are pushing for the package to include new grants for state and local governments responding to the coronavirus as well as reimbursements for costs already incurred.
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It also means that, as president, Trump allegedly sought to conceal the arrangement by failing to note in his 2017 financial disclosure forms his reimbursements to Cohen.
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Also mentioned is Hanno Berger, a tax lawyer known in Germany as "Mr Cum-Ex", who wrote legal opinions in support of reimbursements for tax never paid.
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Research shows that a reduction in nursing home reimbursements of around 10 percent leads to a 5 percent rise in the odds that residents will be hospitalized.
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The FDNY alerted the office of U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan to the improper reimbursements in December 2012, and adopted new claims procedures nine months later.
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By changing its formula for drug reimbursements, CMS says it will incentivize doctors to prescribe more "higher-value" drugs rather than simply the most expensive drugs available.
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Officials say Horn, along with 10 other ex-NFLers, sought reimbursements for things like expensive medical equipment and prescriptions that they never bought in the first place.
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Ms. Coico resigned one day after The Times informed the college that a memo from 2011 concerning her reimbursements appeared to be fabricated, possibly to mislead prosecutors.
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More was spent on public assistance during that period than on reimbursements by FEMA's better-known National Flood Insurance Program, which covers losses by homeowners and businesses.
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But Argosy reported that the money was paid out even though it wasn't, Mr. Dottore wrote in court filings, and used the reimbursements for operating expenses instead.
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The challenge targeted government reimbursements to insurance companies to compensate them for reductions that the law required them to make to customers' out-of-pocket medical payments.
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And many schools offer alternative financial incentives, including compensation for former work experience, loan forgiveness, housing assistance, tuition reimbursements and scholarships to fill shortages in school districts.
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It contracts to provide workplace perks like paid sick days, reimbursements and harassment reporting procedures — office basics that are, nonetheless, virtually unheard of in normal campaign jobs.
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The government is allocating 11.5 billion riyals ($3.1 billion) for reimbursements under the decision, according to the royal decree, a classified copy of which was obtained by Reuters.
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The Justice Department's whistleblower lawsuit, which accused HCR ManorCare of receiving millions of dollars in Medicare reimbursements for unnecessary therapy, had been hanging over the company since 2015.
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The reimbursements, which began in 2015, have enabled the country to save a cumulative 1.16 billion euros in interest payments over the past two years, he told reporters.
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A 2017 study found that psychiatrists get lower in-network reimbursements than non-psychiatrist medical doctors—about 13 to 20 percent less—sometimes for the exact same services.
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The government of Africa's largest copper producer suspended the reimbursements in April, seeking to shore up the Congolese franc amid the slowdown in the mining and oil sectors.
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The strike is costing the rail company close to 20 million euros ($22.70 million) a day in ticket exchanges, reimbursements and lost freight business, an SNCF source said.
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Fitness-reimbursement program: Depending on your employer, you could receive reimbursements for many common health-related expenses, such as gym-membership fees, fitness classes, or sports-league teams.
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The insurer said that most of that price increase reflected the failure of Trump and congressional Republicans to guarantee continued reimbursements to insurers for the cost-sharing reductions.
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Planned Parenthood gets their federal funding from two sources: Medicaid reimbursements and Title X grants, which are awarded to clinics that provide family planning and preventative healthcare resources.
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CNBC attempted to reach Fabrizio, as well as MMSC's president, Dwight Sterling, and its media director, Neal McDonald, for several weeks to ask them about these unusual reimbursements.
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Because the GAO expected $27.5 million in reimbursements from program and financial audits and rental income, however, the figure is only $22.7 million below its net appropriations request.
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And the idea that the stream of money that Trump cut off to health insurers last Thursday — known as cost-sharing reduction reimbursements — is a "bailout" is wrong.
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Others mistakenly believe that cost-sharing discounts to customers have ended — when in fact only the reimbursements to insurers who offer those discounts are going away, she said.
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Some of Pruitt's reimbursements were for "officeholder expenses" -- meaning items needed for his role as attorney general -- after he was elected in 123 and re-elected in 2014.
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In January, Mr. Gowan repaid the state for travel reimbursements and daily allowances he had improperly claimed, a matter that remains under investigation by the state's attorney general.
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Yet Kallos said the cost of administering a system or having a point of sale would be end up being more expensive than feeding everyone with federal reimbursements.
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Because PBMs are the intermediary between drug manufacturers, pharmacies, and ultimately patients these companies hold sway over everything from pharmacy reimbursements, to what drugs are covered under formularies.
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It was 1.09 percent, a net figure that accounts for fee waivers and expense reimbursements by the fund company, not 13 percent, which is the gross expense ratio.
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The Court will enter judgment in favor of the House of Representatives and enjoin the use of unappropriated monies to fund reimbursements due to insurers under Section 1402.
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The Senate GOP bill follows the same language as the House-passed healthcare bill in blocking Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood, which provides women's healthcare and abortion services.
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At the very least, I have to worry about patient satisfaction scores, which have come to be valued ever more greatly as they're now linked to Medicare reimbursements.
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It was 1.09 percent, a net figure that accounts for fee waivers and expense reimbursements by the fund company, not 1.49 percent, which is the gross expense ratio.
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At minimum, Treasury would be forced to cut or delay payments owed to individuals and organizations — everything from tax refunds, to healthcare provider reimbursements, to defense vendor payments.
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The Trump Organization's reimbursements to Mr. Cohen for payments were fraudulently disguised as legal fees — and, according to the memo, were approved by senior executives at the organization.
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He has also suggested that clinicians in the private sector could be incorporated into the public health service, a change that would require the use of subsidized reimbursements.
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As with many rules, cost is an issue, and homes that rely on Medicaid reimbursements say their thin margins make purchases like a second generator a daunting expense.
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Doctors and hospitals complain about low reimbursements, beneficiaries often have trouble finding high-quality care, and the stigma of the program as being a form of welfare persists.
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But, the officials added, these gains have been largely offset by cuts in Medicare reimbursements and other federal funds under a law that has given and taken away.
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The players are accused in indictments filed in federal court in the Eastern District of Kentucky of claiming reimbursements for expensive medical equipment that was never actually purchased.
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But the insurer at the same time said it would have requested an increase of slightly less than 9 percent if the cost-sharing reduction reimbursements were guaranteed.
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They did so by blocking clinics from receiving Title X money — named for the 1970 law that created the federal family planning program — as well as Medicaid reimbursements.
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That's because insurers, even if they did not get the reimbursements from the federal government, are legally obligated to offer the cost-sharing reductions to eligible customers. Sen.
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Reimbursements for residents staying in hotels and with friends were supposed to end Thursday, but Los Angeles County lawyers got a court order extending the deadline until March 18.
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Humana said it expects 11.503 percent of members in its Medicare Advantage plans to be in its 4-star plans or higher for 2018, which will increase government reimbursements.
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Lower courts had already ruled that states cannot ban Planned Parenthood from receiving reimbursements from Medicaid, the publicly funded insurance program for low-income people and people with disabilities.
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Amgen Chief Financial Officer David Meline said the wide forecast range in part reflects uncertainly over how quickly Repatha gains more reimbursements as a result of the new data.
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Uber is currently fighting a class action lawsuit from drivers who say they should be classified as employees, not independent contractors, and are entitled to gas and vehicle reimbursements.
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The costs might seem high if not covered by insurance (and most at-home lab testing doesn't seem to be) but you could still see about FSA/HSA reimbursements.
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The Hyde Amendment bans the use of federal funds to pay for abortion-care, so if states withhold Medicaid reimbursements it would mean cuts to these other crucial services.
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There is litigation arising from plans by some states to stop reimbursements under the Medicaid insurance program to Planned Parenthood because of the national healthcare provider's abortion rights stance.
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The government is set to review reimbursements for medical treatment and nursing care services in the fiscal year from April 2018, with the eye on curbing payments to doctors.
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Valeant cut ties with Philidor Rx in October after it was revealed that the distributor had used aggressive tactics to try to increase insurer reimbursements, mostly for dermatology drugs.
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A witness to the debacle said passengers were warned at the gate that the flight was overbooked, and United was asking for volunteers to switch flights, with reimbursements included.
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The government said these schemes included reporting extra therapy to boost reimbursements, scheduling therapy that patients' treating therapists thought superfluous, and providing skilled therapy to patients who were asleep.
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Medicaid provides around $4 billion annually in reimbursements for schools to make investments like hiring health professionals, such as speech pathologists and physical therapists, who serve special needs students.
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Most federal funding that goes to Planned Parenthood comes from Medicaid reimbursements for preventive care, while other funds result from Title X family planning grants for low-income individuals.
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Planned Parenthood & Abortion House bill: It would withhold all federal funds from Medicaid reimbursements from Planned Parenthood for a year and prohibit federally subsidized health plans from covering abortions.
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Drivers around the country have sued Uber and Lyft claiming the companies misclassified them as independent contractors and deprived them of overtime pay, tips, reimbursements and certain employment protections.
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The GOP's American Health Care Act proposes cutting off Medicaid reimbursements Planned Parenthood currently receives for treating low-income patients for one year unless its clinics stop performing abortions.
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Trump's effort to sabotage it has consisted of signing an order to cut off some key federal reimbursements and to undermine it by allowing some non-compliant insurance plans.
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The reimbursements are vaguely stated as being for meals, travel, office supplies, phone service, internet access and office decorations, and in some cases do not list the the vendors.
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Health insurance giant Aetna is offering cash reimbursements to some of the people who were affected when the company accidentally disclosed the HIV statuses of some of its customers.
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The Pentagon, for example, failed to go ahead with $300M in military reimbursements to Pakistan in 2016 because of that country's failure to curb militants from within its borders.
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According to The Dallas Morning News, the total reimbursements in question add up to nearly $7,85033 in campaign-related expenses, and allegedly covered cupcakes, office carpeting and picture framing.
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The provision cuts off federal reimbursements for state Medicaid funds raised from county governments, a change intended to get New York to stop raising Medicaid funds from its counties.
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Those reimbursements are said to have partly covered the $130,000 he spent to silence a pornographic film actress named Stephanie Clifford, who goes by the stage name Stormy Daniels.
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In general, most cards falling into the travel rewards category will usually offer some sort of beefed up points-earning incentives and special fee-free services or fee reimbursements.
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" In response to Hyperallergic's request for comment, a RISD spokesperson confirmed that the school's remote learning will commence March 21 and that at present, "No tuition reimbursements are planned.
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SoFi Money, a checking/savings account hybrid with a competitive interest rate, a debit card, and unlimited ATM fee reimbursements, can store money you're not ready to invest yet.
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Prosecutors allege that Schock took tens of thousands of dollars in improper mileage reimbursements, camera equipment and proceeds from selling tickets to the World Series and the Super Bowl.
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One area of interest to the S.E.C. was what the companies told investors about the risks of lower reimbursements on Acthar by private insurers because of its high cost.
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Still, representatives for the central bank, banks, depositors and consumers refused to estimate the total value of reimbursements as that hinged on how many depositors opted into the scheme.
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In an effort to encourage employees to make more time for rest and relaxation, some employers are offering stipends, discounts and reimbursements to staff members who go on vacation.
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Reimbursements for long-acting reversible contraceptives like IUDs, some of the most effective forms of pregnancy prevention, fell by more than 35 percent after the exclusion of Planned Parenthood.
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SEC charges four in Medicare insider trading scheme: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged four men Wednesday for alleged insider trading using confidential government information on Medicare reimbursements.
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Moreover, Federal loans – as opposed to grants – should only be used to address short-term liquidity needs with repayment to come strictly from unencumbered revenues or FEMA reimbursements funds.
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He added that the mayor "has all the money that he needs" in terms of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reimbursements and other city funds that could be used.
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According to the report, the new recruit was then hit with eight punishments ranging from a two-year ban on travel to more than $7,000 in fines and reimbursements.
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But Pelosi and administration officials say the biggest obstacle to getting the bill over the top was not Stupak — it was federal reimbursements for different parts of the country.
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Community health centers would still have other income streams, including other grants, as well as reimbursements from the insurance plans (often Medicaid) that cover 77 percent of their patients.
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They made other desperate overtures as well — including exclusive Amazon-only executive lounges at local airports, a personal appeal from William Shatner himself, and relocation reimbursements for every migrating employee.
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Because of the system's shortcomings, the lawsuit said, children have been deprived of necessary assistance and the city has lost out on hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid reimbursements.
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Nursing home operators are suffering from lower government reimbursements, higher costs, lower occupancy and increased federal scrutiny over billing, making it difficult for some to cover rent and other payments.
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But in fact, Sylvestri admitted in 2014 that Bioscan was just a shell company that helped a wide-ranging fraud ring launder more than $2.8 million in fraudulent Medicare reimbursements.
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And despite the laws that have been passed, reimbursements for behavioralhealth professionals from insurance companies are still too low, Appelbaum told me, leading providers to opt out of insurance altogether.
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The law is on the insurers' side, and once the insurers have a court verdict in their favor, the reimbursements can be paid out of the federal government's Judgment Fund.
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Cohen alleged that Weisselberg and Trump discussed reimbursements for hush money payments made to Stormy Daniels, and that Weisselberg was aware Trump committed potential insurance fraud by inflating his assets.
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Wilson noted that under Obamacare, hospitals were already facing significant cuts to reimbursements for treating patients with Medicare, the federally operated system that provides health coverage to primarily senior citizens.
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And as more Americans age into Medicare, the situation looks increasingly bleak for employers and workers, as providers are expected raise private insurance rates to recoup for Medicare's lower reimbursements.
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Based on Planned Parenthood's 2014-2015 annual report, 43% of its overall funding came from government grants and reimbursements that year, so it could lose almost half of its revenue.
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The ratings factor in state support for the sector and our view that recent changes in the mechanism of interest rate reimbursements will be largely neutral for Miratorg's credit profile.
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U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz in Massachusetts said RehabCare and its nursing facility customers engaged in a "systematic and broad-ranging" scheme focused on boosting reimbursements instead of patients' clinical needs.
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Other insurers are proposing sharply higher premium rates next year, often in large part due to uncertainty over whether the Trump administration will continuing paying insurers cost-sharing reduction reimbursements.
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TenneT reported 2016 underlying operating profit of 701 million euros on revenue of 3.23 billion euros ($3.41 billion), both down slightly from 2015, due to lower reimbursements for its services.
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The five-year model, which will include 200 physician groups and 85033 health plans, will tailor its Medicare reimbursements toward quality rather than quantity for chemotherapy and other cancer treatments.
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The former congressman has pled not guilty to the charges, which included allegations of inflating mileage reimbursements for profit and additional improper use of the House allowance and campaign funds.
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Some of the awards may not yet be in effect, and the awards can take many forms, from tax rebates and abatements to grants, loans, infrastructure assistance and training reimbursements.
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" White House spokesman Hogan Gidley, seemingly caught unprepared on Fox News immediately after Giuliani's remarks, deferred questions about Trump's reimbursements to the president's legal team: "I am not an attorney.
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Axos offers unlimited domestic ATM reimbursements; Discover does not charge ATM fees, but if you use one outside its network of 60,000 machines, you may be charged by the operator.
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Studies suggest that higher Medicaid reimbursements are associated with better care, and that Medicaid patients are more likely to be treated by lower quality hospitals and less highly trained physicians.
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Here are five companies that are helping employees pay off their student debt: Healthcare company Aetna offers full-time and part-time employees both tuition reimbursements and student loan repayment.
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The premium hikes would seek to make up for the loss of the reimbursements, while at the same time insurers are required by law to continue offering discounts to customers.
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Private insurers that have been providing higher reimbursements to dialysis companies than the government, which pays for most dialysis treatments, are now pushing back on such high fees, he said.
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He spent his own money elevating the house in 2013, with the help of an Amish firm, and has been fighting with the city ever since to qualify for reimbursements.
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Ms. Taylor said that because Facebook's ad system worked on a pay-as-you-go basis, GroupM wouldn't need to seek reimbursements from Facebook for ad campaigns that weren't delivered.
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If Mr. Trump or his campaign only discovered the payment after the fact, they should have amended their previous filings to reflect the expenditure, and any reimbursements to Mr. Cohen.
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While existing law already prevents federal money from going toward abortion funding, Republicans want to stop the organization from receiving federal reimbursements for non-abortion women's health services it provides.
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State courts have ruled against such restrictions for Medicaid reimbursements, but since Title X money is distributed through grants to states, they have the power to set criteria for recipients.
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While the Trump administration enacted a rule that prevents Planned Parenthood from receiving federal family planning grants, the organization and others like it still receive federal funding through Medicaid reimbursements.
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Declining reimbursements for prescription drugs, competition with other retailers, as well as more sales going to online sellers like Amazon have put the retail pharmacy business in a rocky spot.
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The audit, which pointed to weakness related to internal controls, was then expanded to include expense reimbursements and transactions involving key executives that may have been in conflict of interest.
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Recently, Glassdoor compiled a list of seven companies offering everything from gift cards and tuition reimbursements to $30,000 hiring bonuses to fill in-demand jobs in nursing, trucking and teaching.
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The attorneys also asked for an additional $586 million in monthly payments to providers starting July 1, noting that federal Medicaid reimbursements would cut Illinois' total outlay about in half.
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This unelected board will be tasked with reducing per-capita Medicare spending, which will inevitably mean lower reimbursements to health providers for certain services they provide to Medicare-insured seniors.
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Ms. Coico resigned unexpectedly in October, a day after The Times informed the college that a memo from 2011 concerning her reimbursements appeared to be fabricated, possibly to mislead prosecutors.
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Casualty and theft losses (Line 20) can be deducted when losses not recouped through insurance reimbursements or other payments exceed $100 per incident plus 0003 percent of adjusted gross income.
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Shulkin, in a response to the report, disputed a number of its conclusions but said he would consult with the VA's general counsel about whether to make the reimbursements recommended.
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Susan Carter, the department's director of media relations, said on Wednesday that the reimbursements were appropriate because the department considers Mr. Selnick's duty station to be in California, not Washington.
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Paul R. LePage of Maine, a Republican, reached a deal with Democrats that scrapped a lodging tax increase, but added money for Head Start programs and protected behavioral health reimbursements.
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During the closely fought primary and general elections that followed, tens of thousands of dollars in fees and reimbursements passed from Mr. Harris's campaign to a consultant to Mr. Dowless.
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Nobody announced having it on good authority that all those checks Cohen got from Trump were not reimbursements for the Stormy Daniels payoff, but rather anonymous donations to an orphanage.
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On the 215 financial disclosure report, I correctly listed "exempt" for gifts and reimbursements because those are the explicit instructions in the 22006 Filing Instructions for Judicial Officers and Employees.
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Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri, the Court let stand lower court rulings that states cannot ban Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid reimbursements when the group treats low-income patients.
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Common brokering practices include paying "junkie hunters" for clients; bribing patients with cash, drugs, and other incentives; and kicking back a portion of insurance reimbursements for blood, urine, or genetic testing.
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In that market, it would be aimed at and used by plastic surgeons, a cash business that does not rely on reimbursements from insurers, much like Allergan Plc's hugely successful Botox.
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The House bill contains much broader language on reimbursements, saying that any member who settles an accusation of harassment that they "committed personally" would have to repay money for a settlement.
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UnitedHealth Group Inc cannot withhold reimbursements to medical care providers to offset alleged prior overpayments for different patients enrolled in other health plans the insurer administers, a federal judge has ruled.
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Then the company said this year that 570,000 of its customers would receive $80 million in compensation and reimbursements for purchasing auto insurance they did not necessarily need or ask for.
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Washington (CNN)The United States won't pay $300 million in military reimbursements to Pakistan after the Pentagon determined the country was not taking sufficient action against a US-designated terror group.
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" The spokeswoman added: "It was also important to clear up any misinformation regarding the Medicaid reimbursements Planned Parenthood receives and explain that Planned Parenthood is reimbursed the same way hospitals are.
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One day before the reimbursements were announced, Uber sent an email to drivers saying it was changing the payment process to make its collection of taxes, fees, and commission more clear.
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A spokeswoman for Miller told CNBC that insurers would be able to resubmit their rate requests later this year if either the mandate was repealed or if the CSR reimbursements ceased.
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PBMs are taking back a portion of the pharmacies' already barely adequate reimbursements weeks and even months after the pharmacist has dispensed the medication and the patient has left the pharmacy.
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Trump, however, has suggested he might cut off those reimbursements to insurers, even while the insurers are still legally obligated under the Affordable Care Act to continue giving them to customers.
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In its independent report, the Congressional Budget Office confirmed what we suspected: that under language in the bill, Planned Parenthood is the only provider to lose federal funding through Medicaid reimbursements.
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While the White House touts a budget that would make deep cuts to federal spending, blocking Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood will force the government to pay out millions morein Medicaid.
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The administration also informed lawmakers that it would continue issuing reimbursements to insurers who cover low-income ObamaCare enrollees, something Democrats had demanded be appropriated by Congress in the spending bill.
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H.R. 795 incentivizes companies to help pay off their employees' student loans by granting a similar tax treatment for employer student loan assistance as what currently exists for employer tuition reimbursements.
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THG filed for Chapter 11 protection on Tuesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, blaming quarrels with the U.S. government involving roughly $21 million in withheld Medicare reimbursements since May 2017.
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The reimbursements are meant to compensate insurers for discounts that they must — by law — offer to low-income Obamacare customers for out-of-pocket health costs, including copayments, coinsurance and deductibles.
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The Pentagon last month said it was suspending at least $85033 million in security assistance for Pakistan, including military equipment deliveries, transfers of security-related funds and reimbursements for counterterrorism operations.
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Advocates, along with insurers, health-care provider groups, patient groups and officials in many states, have expressed concerns for months that the cost-sharing reimbursements would be cut off by Trump.
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The S & L crisis brought jail sentences and widespread reimbursements of people's money, but the public cost was staggering, and no deeper lesson about the risks of financial deregulation was learned.
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Pendo is committing $34.5 million to its headquarters (with the potential of creating 590 jobs), while the state will offer around $8.8 million in potential reimbursements over the next 12 years.
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Alexander-Murray would restore billions of dollars of federal reimbursements to Obamacare insurers that had compensated them for discounts they must grant low-income customers for out-of-pocket health charges.
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The report exposed unspeakably frightening conditions in nursing homes, all while the owners ran fictitious real estate schemes to defraud Medicaid and steal hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid reimbursements.
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And while state law provides districts that lose students to charter schools with partial reimbursements, they are not part of the school funding formula and are therefore subject to legislative appropriation.
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The Pentagon last month said it was suspending at least $2023 million in security assistance for Pakistan, including military equipment deliveries, transfers of security-related funds and reimbursements for counterterrorism operations.
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Citigroup is launching a new digital checking account featuring unlimited free ATM withdrawals and fee reimbursements and interest rates of up to 1%, far higher than industry norms for checking accounts.
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The hook: unlimited free ATM withdrawals and fee reimbursements, and interest rates of as much as 2200% — a substantial payout in modern retail banking that far exceeds what most competitors offer.
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The employees can also access Alan's dashboard to submit reimbursements, add their partner on their health plan and get more details about their coverage before going to the dentist for instance.
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During the Obama administration, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives had challenged the legality of the reimbursements in court, claiming the payments were being made by the government without congressional appropriation.
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For example, while states receive generous reimbursements and support from the U.S. federal government for their Medicaid programs, the U.S. citizens living in Puerto Rico do not enjoy the same support.
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A government decree came into force on Tuesday to limit reimbursements owed by the state for the early termination of a concession agreement if the holder failed to meet contractual obligations.
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Furthermore, while Puerto Rican workers and employers pay the same payroll taxes as workers and employers in the mainland, federal law unfairly rations Medicare reimbursements to Puerto Rican medical service providers.
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Prosecutors said some of the players acted as "ringleaders" in the scheme and recruited other former footballers, who paid them kickbacks and bribes out of some of the fraudulently obtained reimbursements.
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In the complaint, the lawyer, Shannon Liss-Riordan, said Uber had failed to pay its California drivers the minimum wage, overtime and expense reimbursements that they are entitled to as employees.
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The challenge for One Medical is that hospitals and medical clinics don't get a high multiple from public investors because profit margins are thin and they largely rely on insurance reimbursements.
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Our focus has remained on the patient and the best quality care, not on repetitive, onerous documentation and box checking to satisfy government regulations and insurance companies' quest for maximal reimbursements.
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But her plan also depends heavily on cutting administrative expenses, prescription drug prices and reimbursements to hospitals and doctors, as well as slowing the overall growth rate of health care spending.
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Meanwhile, on a smaller level, Washington has delivered "death by a thousand cuts" to hospitals, engaging in a misguided effort to achieve savings by chopping hospital reimbursements time and time again.
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The Congressional Research Service acknowledged that tariff revenue would be impacted by "dynamic effects," like exclusions granted by the Commerce Department and reimbursements to companies that have already been paying tariffs.
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There is litigation arising from plans by certain states including Louisiana and Kansas to stop reimbursements under the Medicaid insurance program for the poor for Planned Parenthood, a national abortion provider.
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Uncertainty over whether the so-called cost-sharing reimbursements will continue has already led some insurers to exist Obamacare markets next year, or to ask for significantly higher premiums for 22020.
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In 2018, two studies examining programs based in Denver and the Bronx concluded that Medicare's proposed reimbursements were hundreds of dollars per beneficiary lower than the costs of running the program.
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The Pentagon is withholding $50 million in military reimbursements to Pakistan that it had yet to deliver for fiscal year 2016, signaling displeasure with Islamabad's failed efforts against the Haqqani network.
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Late in the evening, he and Sara Gideon, the Democratic House speaker, crafted a new deal that scrapped the increase, added money for Head Start programs and protected behavioral health reimbursements.
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Richard Blumenthal requested that Defense Secretary James Mattis notify Congress of records of reimbursements from Saudi Arabia and the UAE for the inflight refueling assistance the U.S. had been providing since 2015.
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Shares of the group, which tumbled 80 percent last year due to problems securing reimbursements by insurers in the United States, rose about 15 percent in early Wednesday trading following the news.
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To clear up any controversy, Planned Parenthood announced in October 2015 that it would stop taking reimbursements for the costs of donating fetal tissue for medical research, a practice that is legal.
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When Uber sent out reimbursements for its miscalculated commission, Parmar received $4,500—an amount that reflects the roughly 2 percent extra that Uber charged him on each ride since 2014, plus interest.
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Mulvaney said during a Bloomberg Live interview that the Trump administration would offer $1 in insurance company reimbursements known as cost-sharing reduction (CSR) for every $1 in funding for the wall.
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Uber said in April it would pay up to $100 million to 385,000 drivers in California and Massachusetts who claimed they were misclassified and owed overtime pay, tips and reimbursements for expenses.
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Obamacare, in accordance with federal law, provides funding and reimbursements to the women's health care provider, with the exception that none of that money can directly pay for or offset abortion services.
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The Trump administration is arguing that an association of oncologists is barred from pursuing in court a constitutional challenge to a 2 percent cut to Medicare Part B reimbursements for cancer drugs.
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In addition, the large pension deficit is partially mitigated by the expected reimbursements from the U.S. government, which treats a part of pension costs as allowable and reimbursable costs under some contracts.
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Adding insult to injury, KAABOO alleges Branson's company has violated several contracts they entered into with them and stiffed 'em on reimbursements for a recent festival they put on in San Diego.
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Many insurers have done just that for 2018 plan prices because they feared that Trump would end the reimbursements, which still would leave them responsible for giving the discounts to qualified customers.
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Additionally, private vendors who offer mental health services, addiction treatment, in-home care for the elderly and breast and cervical cancer screenings, among other things, will stop receiving state reimbursements after Sunday.
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"Ultimately, what this is going to do is provide additional reimbursements to doctors who provide quality care and meet quality care objectives," said Stuart H. Singer, the lead counsel for the plaintiffs.
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HCR ManorCare, which filed for bankruptcy in March, is one of many chains that struggled to make rent on leases since declining Medicaid and Medicare reimbursements started cutting into margins in 2012.
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And they, and many other Obamacare customers, will be largely or completely insulated from the effect of the premium increases that insurers impose in reaction to the loss of the CSR reimbursements.
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Mulvaney said during a Bloomberg Live interview that the Trump administration would offer $1 in insurance company reimbursements known as cost-sharing reduction (CSR) for ever $1 in funding for the wall.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit claiming long-term care pharmacy provider PharMerica Corp filed hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid drug reimbursements after accepting kickbacks from the drugmaker Organon.
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ReWalk had done all that with its earlier systems, and had also figured out how to work with the FDA and the VA to get its devices approved for veteran benefits reimbursements.
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"Allen Weisselberg made the decision that it should be paid over the 22016 months so that it would look like a retainer," Mr. Cohen told lawmakers, describing how reimbursements were made monthly.
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Students scrambling out of dorms and scattering geographically, students grappling with loans, who may not even have materials to complete this online coursework, students left wondering about graduations, paychecks, housing, withdrawals, reimbursements.
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Over 13 years, the suit alleges, B&H received at least $67 million in reimbursements on those deals, and didn't pay more than $7 million in taxes it owed as a result.
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Klobuchar's office also pointed to a Department of Health and Human Services inspector general report that determined $195 million in government-funded Medicare reimbursements were issued for discarded drugs in 2013-2014.
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Health and wellness, therapy, and nursing services will be on the chopping block, as will the jobs of staff whose salaries are paid either in part or in full by Medicaid reimbursements.
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In order to reduce costs there will likely be some combination of limitation of covered services, narrowing of networks, and poorer quality of care as reimbursements to physicians and facilities are reduced.
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Cuts target different areas, including a $31 million annual appropriation for the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and $50 million of student transportation reimbursements made possible by lower gas prices.
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The two women alleged affairs with Trump, which he has denied, and the grand jury was looking into Trump Organization accounting of reimbursements for hush money payments related to the women's accusations.
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Trump said in October that his administration would stop paying Obamacare insurers billions of dollars in reimbursements for discounts that insurers must give by law to low-income customers of their plans.
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When I asked Detroit's mayor, Mike Duggan, about the unconstitutional property tax assessments in January, he said he would not consider reimbursements because every homeowner had a chance to appeal the assessments.
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If you don't have this setup, Sutton added, "Check with your company for possible technology reimbursements or stipends, or the ability to take some of your in-office equipment home with you."
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These four steps — a backup individual mandate, a backup employer mandate, investments in state-level enrollment campaigns, and state guarantees for insurer reimbursements — will make it much more likely that Obamacare survives intact.
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In September, the company began offering reimbursements to customers who said they suffered financial hardship as a direct result of the privacy breach, and offered counseling services for affected customers and their families.
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Doctors are a pretty strong lobby here in the US, and the way they feel about our healthcare system influences legislation that impacts all of us, be it insurance reimbursements or ER visits.
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How it works: The idea is that, if drugmakers can no longer count on high U.S. prices to subsidize lower reimbursements abroad, they'll simply have to strike more favorable deals with European countries.
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The Obama administration appealed that decision — and kept the reimbursements flowing to insurers — and the appeal is now being handled by the Trump administration, which has also maintained the payments up to now.
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The commissioner in charge of financial services, Valdis Dombrovskis, in a letter to a EU lawmaker seen by Reuters said reimbursements could be paid with public money if liable banks had been liquidated.
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The 1985 law, which aimed to curb the federal budget deficit, was amended through the Budget Control Act of 2011, which created "sequestration" spending caps that were invoked in cutting the drug reimbursements.
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Hospitals, particularly rural ones, couldn't afford the cut in reimbursements, he said, brushing aside Sanders' retort that hospitals will save money because they won't have to do as much billing and administrative tasks.
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Now, Republicans in both the House and Senate have proposed healthcare legislation that would defund Planned Parenthood the same way Iowa did — by cutting it off from federal Medicaid reimbursements for a year.
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Of that total, $221 million was paid to the campaigns of Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Ben Carson as reimbursements for seats occupied by Secret Service agents onboard campaign charter flights.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that the federal deficit will increase by almost $200 billion over the next decade as a result of Trump's decision to end the cost-sharing reduction reimbursements.
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He didn't even know he owned the Zimmer Biomet stock for nearly three weeks, and he'd opposed the regulation on reimbursements for hip and knee replacements since long before he bought the stock.
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The analyses below rely on documents made available to The New York Times via public-records laws, and they do not include contractually mandated perks like cars, club memberships or even relocation reimbursements.
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So many Americans have filed for the cash reimbursements that each individual check is likely to be vanishingly small — "nowhere near" the $125 maximum payment that was held out initially, the FTC said.
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The gun group said the money was largely an endowment set up for the N.R.A., but also encompassed reimbursements to the N.R.A. — for staff, supplies and rent — that had not yet been transferred.
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A spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood said the group "receives federal funding the same way as every other hospital or community health care provider: through Medicaid reimbursements," adding that King's comments make no sense.
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The AASA mentioned the "enormous paperwork hurdles" upfront in its report, and in my year working at the D.C. mayor's office, Medicaid reimbursements were one of the most complex and pressing policy issues.
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Both the House of Representatives and the Senate are putting forth drug pricing bills that contain some of the proposals Trump has advocated, such as indexing public drug reimbursements to foreign drug costs.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis reversed a ruling forbidding Arkansas from carrying through with Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson's directive to suspend Medicaid reimbursements to a Planned Parenthood affiliate.
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Planned Parenthood is facing escalating threats from President Trump and the Republican leadership in Congress to block the organization from receiving Medicaid reimbursements, a move that could severely eat into its operating budget.
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There have been multiple bills introduced that attempt to strip Planned Parenthood of all federal funding, which means reimbursements for patients on Medicaid for reproductive care including Pap tests, STI test, and contraception.
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The Times story casts Planned Parenthood in a negative light at a time when it's fighting various threats to its funding, including efforts by states to bar the organization from receiving Medicaid reimbursements.
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But in Friday's decision, Circuit Judge Patrick Higginbotham said the highway agency, which reimburses states for installing guardrails meeting its standards, continued reimbursements for the ET-Plus even with "full knowledge" of Harman's claims.
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" The letter added that eliminating reimbursements to insurers for subsidies that lower customers' out-of-pocket health expenses "could result in insurer losses and solvency challengers, leading insurers to consider withdrawing from the market.
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Supporters of the proposal say one way the reimbursements could help patients is in the form of lower premiums, Erin Trish, a research professor at the USC Price School of Public Policy, told CNBC.
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Mining companies in Congo, which include Glencore, Ivanhoe Mines and Randgold Resources, had lobbied the government to restart the reimbursements, but some were skeptical on Friday about whether the government would resume them soon.
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Deutch also said filings showed that all $2.6 million of HVF's costs for staff salaries and overhead associated with running the joint committee were actually reimbursements to the Clinton campaign, which provided those services.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis reversed a federal judge's ruling forbidding Arkansas from carrying through with Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson's directive to suspend Medicaid reimbursements to a Planned Parenthood affiliate.
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Evercore ISI analysts said combination should allow Optum to better integrate post-surgery follow-up care into bundled payments, which tie reimbursements to quality and spending targets for a procedure and the recovery period.
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Medicare Advantage, which offers health plans to people 65 and older or those with disabilities, has been growing as the U.S. population ages and as insurers chase the steady government reimbursements for the program.
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Planned Parenthood, which provides abortions among its wide range of services, stands to lose about $400 million in Medicaid reimbursements each year, according to Jacqueline Ayers, the director of legislative affairs for the organization.
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Republicans have proposed making Planned Parenthood ineligible for Medicaid reimbursements for at least one year, which the CBO estimates would reduce federal spending by $178 million in 2017 and by $22018 million by 224.
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Much of the debate centers around how an advisor gets paid: on a fee basis — which many fiduciaries do — or via reimbursements such as commissions, which dominate the brokerage side of the advice business.
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With factors like patient satisfaction increasingly tied to reimbursements, Winslow's team set out to see how well it lines up with a more traditional factor used to assess quality of surgical care: complication rates.
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In Missouri, restrictions on Planned Parenthood's Medicaid reimbursements that were passed last year in the legislature, and are again under debate, mean the nonprofit organization cannot be reimbursed for STD treatment for some patients.
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However, House Republicans last year successfully challenged the legality of CSR reimbursements to insurers after a federal district court judge ruled that the Obama administration had been paying insurers without Congress appropriating the funds.
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On Monday, a Trump administration senior official told CNBC the government would continue paying insurers the reimbursements for the next three months as officials decide whether to continue fighting the House's case or not.
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CareFirst said it would have to revisit its rate proposal "to make up for the loss of the subsidies," noting that there has been "no clear guidance" on whether the reimbursements would be funded.
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The reason is simple: Medicaid reimbursements to providers are well below those of private insurers, meaning many providers do not accept Medicaid patients or must limit the share of their patient pool with Medicaid.
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On Thursday night, the Trump administration said it would stop paying Obamacare insurers billions of dollars in reimbursements for discounts that insurers must give by law to low-income customers of their ACA plans.
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The Trump administration Thursday night said it would stop paying billions of dollars worth of reimbursements to health insurers to compensate them for out-of-pocket health discounts given to 21 million Obamacare customers.
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Trump administration health officials on Thursday decided to immediately cease paying insurers the CSR reimbursements after Attorney General Jeff Sessions advised them that the federal government had no legal authority to make those payments.
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Mom-and-pop pharmacies are struggling to keep the lights on as they lose thousands of dollars in reimbursements, failing even to cover the cost of what they originally paid for any given medication.
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Schock also requested reimbursements, from both his campaign account and the federal government, for 170,000 miles he had driven in his personal Chevy Tahoe, more miles than the car actually had on its odometer.
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In a January filing with the U.S. market regulator, Infosys, which is also listed on Nasdaq, said former general counsel David Kennedy would receive severance payments of $868,250 and other reimbursements over 12 months.
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Much of the increase in prices was due to threats by the Trump administration to stop paying insurers reimbursements for discounts to out-of-pocket costs the insurers must offer low-income Obamacare customers.
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The top Republican on the House Ethics Committee was hit with an ethics complaint this week concerning what may be almost 20 impermissible reimbursements from his campaign account to some of his House staffers.
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She and her team will be working on policy issues including the scope of services for pharmacists, pharmacy reimbursements and medication therapy management, and the Drug Enforcement Agency's efforts to combat prescription drug abuse.
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Trump has also benefited from reimbursements from Secret Service expenditures at the properties he owns and profits from — properties that he, and therefore the members of the Secret Service who protect him, regularly visit.
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Just $31 million has been set aside for reimbursements for alternative credit monitoring, out of a total of $300 million that Equifax agreed to pay in a settlement with the FTC announced last week.
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In numerous ways, it has sought to support athletes — through more expansive meal allowances, family travel reimbursements, extra cost-of-attendance money — in order to recognize, if not compensate, them for their extra troubles.
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Multiply these problems (and the frustration of receiving timely reimbursements from insurance) across several insurance companies and a doctor's many, many patients and the cost is staggering: $85033,000 per year for the average practice.
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As a result, Amazon will face new rules over how it terminates or blocks outside sellers from its site, and it will have to cover more of the costs related to returns and reimbursements.
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The report also noted that that $1.3 billion in potentially lost rebates is equivalent to 87 percent of the $1.5 billion that Medicaid paid in reimbursements for the drugs during the same time period.
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The subpoena sought information concerning the reimbursements made to the president's former lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, for payments to Stormy Daniels, a pornographic film actress who said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
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Anthem – Anthem filed a lawsuit against drugmaker Insys Therapeutics, with the health insurer charging that Insys paid kickbacks to doctors and made false statements to anthem to receive reimbursements for its opioid drug Subsys.
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The subpoena sought information concerning the reimbursements made to the president's former lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, for payments to the pornographic film actress Stormy Daniels, who said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
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But rather than helping patients get clean, Chatman's facilities encouraged drug use, keeping patients in "treatment" as long as possible in order to collect insurance reimbursements to the tune of at least $16 million.
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In the late 1990s, a lawsuit against one title insurance salesman revealed the breadth of his wining and dining: $150,000 in reimbursements in 250 alone, including Broadway shows, "exclusive club memberships" and sports tickets.
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That proposal, which went down along with the failed Republican effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, would block Planned Parenthood from accepting hundreds of millions of dollars in federal Medicaid reimbursements.
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Because that model hasn't been perfected yet, and because the whole idea here is to save Medicare money — which means paying out less in reimbursements — it's not always easy to get doctors on board voluntarily.
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More than two years later, no concrete evidence of Planned Parenthood profiting from fetal tissue has been found, though Planned Parenthood stopped accepting financial reimbursements for the costs of providing fetal tissue for medical research.
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A Pennsylvania-based hospital system and its chief executive have agreed to pay $12.5 million to resolve allegations that they engaged in a scheme to artificially inflate reimbursements from federal healthcare programs for orthopedic surgeries.
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Under the ACA, insurers were expecting to be reimbursed by the government for some of their losses in the first three years of the exchange rollout—but the funding for reimbursements has fallen far short.
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The plea deal also states he will waive all retirement benefits, perform 100 hours of community service in his capacity as a medical doctor and surrender more than $50,000 in fines, reimbursements and campaign funds.
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The Danish liberal politician needs to choose between giving her green light to reimbursements which are popular with most voters in Italy or defending EU bail-in rules on bank rescues and state aid regulations.
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From the start of implementation in 2900, only 220006 cents in additional per-meal federal reimbursements were provided for each lunch served — with no additional funds provided for school breakfasts to make the healthy changes.
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Also a first: the suggestion that the blocking of funds to Planned Parenthood go beyond Medicaid reimbursements to include all federal funds, including family planning grants and funds for sexual education and sexual assault survivors.
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In a statement to The Hill, Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood, argued that blocking those Medicaid reimbursements would take access to birth control, cancer screenings and other preventive care away from millions.
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Because such a large percentage of Planned Parenthood patients rely on government assistance to pay for health care, 43% of its revenue in the 2014-2015 fiscal year was from health services grants and reimbursements.
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The Trump Administration proposal in fact goes a step further than the House Republicans' wet dream of simply cutting Planned Parenthood out of Medicaid reimbursements because it cuts Planned Parenthood out of all federal funds.
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The attorney generals of California and New York on Wednesday announced that they and a coalition of states asked a court to force the Trump administration to continue paying Obamacare insures key reimbursements for subsidies.
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So we're all caught up, the GOP's two healthcare bills aim to withhold all Medicaid reimbursements from Planned Parenthood for a year, even though it's already illegal for any federal money to go toward abortions.
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The insurer also said it was worried about whether the Trump administration will continue paying insurers billions of dollars in reimbursements for subsidies that reduce out-of-pocket health costs to low-income Obamacare customers.
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On paper at least, Massachusetts provides charters with equitable operating funds and eases the burden on districts that lose students and funding to charter schools by providing partial reimbursements over six years for "lost" students.
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The Trump administration last week suspended security assistance to Pakistan — including military equipment deliveries, transfers of security-related funds and reimbursements for counterterrorism operations — due to its failure to combat terrorist networks within its borders.
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That amount far exceeds its take from taxpayer pockets, at least under Title X. Unfortunately, Planned Parenthood can still expect taxpayer cash under Medicaid reimbursements and other federal programs — more than $400 million every year.
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When used properly, it's the best way to build truly tax-free wealth by making tax-deductible contributions, investing the account for growth over time and taking tax-free distributions and reimbursements later in life.
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It is one of several large U.S. nursing home chains that have struggled to keep up with rent payments due to changing Medicaid and Medicare reimbursements for nursing homes, rising costs and low occupancy rates.
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Valeant cut ties with Philidor Rx in October after it was revealed that the distributor had used aggressive tactics to try to increase insurer reimbursements, mostly for dermatology drugs, to help the Valeant inflate revenue.
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It also includes $1,85033 in signing bonuses and healthcare reimbursements for new workers, a 25 percent increase in unionized crews maintaining the company's utility poles in New York and three 1 percent increases in pensions.
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Some is also earmarked for cash reimbursements to those who say the breach cost them significant amounts of time — up to $25 for each hour spent freezing credit, disputing fraudulent charges or seeking credit monitoring.
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But a successful push by congressional Republicans, including Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who called the payments a "a taxpayer-funded bailout for insurance companies," led to a new law that sharply reduced the reimbursements.
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The Trump administration last week suspended security assistance to Pakistan -- including military equipment deliveries, transfers of security-related funds and reimbursements for counterterrorism operations -- due to its failure to combat terrorist networks within its borders.
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The program has been challenged in large part because of funding issues that have left many providers without reimbursements, but Mr. Colyer has framed it as a success that saved taxpayer money and expanded services.
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Health experts expect a G.O.P. push to defund such women's health clinics, by barring Medicaid reimbursements or other federal funds from going to them, and by cutting or redirecting the Title X family planning program.
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Johnson & Johnson and Etsy offer generous parental leave and dependent care assistance programs, which empower employees to deduct daycare costs from their pre-tax paychecks and sometimes even offer reimbursements up to a certain amount.
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But there is no reason to assume that single-payer advocates could convince Congress to impose Medicare's low reimbursements across the entire health care system — or that doctors and hospitals would accept such an outcome.
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Even as the city has poured money into mental health programs and training, nonprofit directors said they still struggle with providing treatment, citing inadequate Medicaid reimbursement rates and even less generous reimbursements from commercial insurers.
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Offers included relocation reimbursements of up to $21,2200 for each employee relocated to the District; wage reimbursements of up to $220,000 for each new hire or up to $30,000 for newly hired veterans; no increase in real property tax for five years; sales tax exemption for purchases of hardware and software; training tax credits of up to $20,000 for newly hired veterans; and 0% corporate tax for five years and a reduction in the tax rate from 2003% to 6% for the life of the company.
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Delivery worker Javiar Cortez filed a proposed class action in state court in San Francisco on Wednesday accusing Instacart parent Maplebear Inc of depriving workers of minimum wage and expense reimbursements by treating them as contractors.
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The company raised full-year adjusted earnings per share from continuing operations to between 21.40 cents and $22.4 from the prior forecast of 2023 cents to 2202 cents, partly due to higher-than-expected Medicaid reimbursements.
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The combined effect of monthly peacekeeper reimbursements, training, equipment and increased financial aid are a valuable source of revenue for cash-challenged Fiji, which has contributed more soldiers per capita than any other nation since 1970.
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Bentley's plea deal also stated that he would waive all retirement benefits, perform 100 hours of community service in his capacity as a medical doctor and surrender more than $50,000 in fines, reimbursements and campaign funds.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will end social security reimbursements for homeopathic drugs and the new policy - which has drawn the fire of alternative medicine advocates - will take full effect in 13, the healthcare minister said on Tuesday.
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The deal is the latest example of the move toward contracts for prescription drugs and medical devices that attempt to bring down soaring healthcare costs by tying reimbursements to whether the products achieve their intended results.
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A majority of the organization's federal funding comes in the form of Medicaid reimbursements, which means that patients on Medicaid would effectively be barred from using their coverage on Planned Parenthood services should the provision pass.
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If the reimbursements are ended, insurers have said they will have to raise their premiums for 2018 to make up their cost, which in turn could discourage some customers from signing up for coverage next year.
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Alan raises $28.3 million for its health insurance of the future In France, every employee is covered by the national healthcare system for basic reimbursements, as well as a private insurance company for more expensive treatments.
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A group of oncologists on Monday urged a federal appeals court to revive a lawsuit challenging a "harmful and indiscriminate" 2% cut to Medicare reimbursements for medications including cancer drugs that are administered by healthcare providers.
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Reuters reported that analysts said the smartphone giant received reimbursements worth about 800 billion won for display panels sold to Apple as the iPhone maker missed a sales target on which the two companies had agreed.
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The administration and Congress also have refused to make a long-term guarantee to continue paying insurers the so-called cost-sharing reimbursements to insurers, without which insurers will have to significantly raise their premium prices.
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As a result, while payments for many less complex E/M visits would rise, physicians who see a high volume of complex patients or those with multiple ailments would see a reduction in their Medicare reimbursements.
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For example, by prohibiting Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood, the ACA repeal bill would cut off millions of women from accessing breast and cervical cancer screenings, prenatal care, STD and HIV testing and prevention, and contraception.
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But in 2017, the 5th Circuit said because the agency continued reimbursements for the ET-Plus with "full knowledge" of Harman's claims, he could not show any misstatements by Trinity materially affected the government's payment decisions.
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When several states last year barred Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid reimbursements, the Obama administration notified them that they were in violation of federal law, which says Medicaid patients can receive care from any qualified provider.
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One of the biggest sources of uncertainty is the Trump administration's refusal to guarantee permanent continuation of billions of dollars worth of reimbursements to insurers for discounts that insurers must offer many Obamacare customers by law.
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If Trump drops the appeal, Collyer's ruling stands, and insurers would suddenly lose the reimbursements they receive from the federal government for consumers whose wages fall between 100 and 250 percent of the federal poverty line.
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In addition to pumping millions of dollars into vaccine research and public education outreach, the package would also allow the Department of Health and Human Services to ease some Medicare restrictions on reimbursements for telemedicine visits.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, hospitals started shutting down at worrisome rates because of an increase in financial penalties for noncompliance with A.C.A. mandates, the cost of tighter reporting standards and smaller reimbursements for certain procedures.
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Most parents are going to need help navigating the benefits that their special-needs children receive, including funding for physical and occupational therapy, reimbursements for specially tailored schools and government assistance when the children become adults.
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Dudley said another "key consideration" for Optima Health was the failure of the Trump administration and Congress to guarantee that the federal government will continue paying insurers billions of dollars in so-called cost-sharing reimbursements.
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The national office and affiliates of Planned Parenthood together rely on reimbursements and grants from the government for more than 41 percent of their total $1.35 billion in revenue, according to the group's latest annual report.
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A federal appeals court on Monday upheld a ruling that invalidated a U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services rule that set a billing threshold for doctors seeking increased Medicaid reimbursements for providing primary care services.
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A federal court has ruled against a regulation issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs that allowed the department to block reimbursements from veterans who received emergency medical care at non-VA facilities, NBC News reports.
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A Florida-based compounding pharmacy, its private equity owner and two executives will pay nearly $21.4 million to resolve claims they engaged in a kickback scheme aimed at generating reimbursements from the military healthcare program Tricare.
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The CBO estimated there would be 223 million more Americans without health insurance next year than there are now as a result of such a decision by Trump to end the so-called cost-sharing reimbursements.
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The chairman of the Port Authority, John J. Degnan, said on Monday that he and the agency's executive director, Patrick Foye, had decided to stop the reimbursements pending an investigation into the term of the agreement.
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One motive for FMC's move into cheaper home dialysis is that the U.S. healthcare system is shifting to lump-sum reimbursements for the treatment of chronically ill patients rather than paying for all the services provided.
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Jeremy Butler, a Navy veteran who heads the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, said on Wednesday that at the very least, the travel reimbursements for Mr. Selnick raise questions about administrative competence at Veterans Affairs.
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Veolia in turn blamed the government for failing to live up to its investment obligations, and on Tuesday said the state owed SEEG over 29 billion CFA francs in consumption charges and unpaid value-added tax reimbursements.
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At issue in the case, brought by the Republican-led House of Representatives, are reimbursements to insurance companies to compensate them for reductions that the law requires them to make to customers' out-of-pocket medical payments.
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President Donald Trump said that campaign money "played no roll [sic]" in monthly reimbursements to his former lawyer Michael Cohen, who paid $130,000 to porn star Stormy Daniels in 1303 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
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Citing "serious concerns," federal health regulators say they are investigating whether some health providers — to get higher insurance reimbursements — are steering people into Obamacare plans when those patients are getting or eligible for Medicaid or Medicare benefits.
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In addition to tuition money, which varies by institution, CyberCorps also provides living stipends of up to $34,000 per year, travel stipends so students can attend job interviews and recruiting events, and reimbursements for healthcare and textbooks.
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The Trump administration is opposing a request by an association of oncologists to have a three-judge panel appointed to hear its constitutional challenge to a 2 percent cut to Medicare Part B reimbursements for cancer drugs.
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The administration, in turn, argues that the cost-sharing reimbursements to insurers are legal because they are "inextricably intertwined" with federal spending on subsidies to help pay for qualified Obamacare customers' monthly premiums, which Congress did authorize.
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Therefore, Planned Parenthood, as well other clinics that perform abortions, would no longer be able to receive Medicaid reimbursements, and federal grants from Title X, the Violence Against Women Act, the Centers for Disease Control, and others.
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In 2016, Ford agreed to settle a U.S. class-action lawsuit involving 1 million 2011-2015 Explorer SUVs over exhaust odor complaints, including reimbursements of up to $500 for repairs and the company agreed to make repairs.
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To achieve the cost of "only" $2628 trillion, Blahous calculated that the federal government would have to cut doctor reimbursements to 28503 percent of private insurance payments, which are already negotiated down below usual and customary prices.
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The department decided not to pursue the complaint after Judge Martin voluntarily repaid the entire $138,500 he had received as reimbursements during a contested four-year period, even though, he said, only a fraction had been challenged.
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Obamacare premiums are projected to sharply rise due to cut off of the reimbursements, because insurers still must, by law, offer the discounts to customers even though they are no longer getting the money from the government.
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Kam Wong is accused of defrauding New York's Municipal Credit Union out of approximately $6 million with a series of scams that included reimbursements for fake dental work and a previously covered long-term disability insurance policy.
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As the PBM's job is to pay out funds to pharmacies as reimbursements, the costs of having certain drugs listed on the formulary is a major factor in the decision, given that the PBM is profit-driven.
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Thune also said the deal agreed upon is to pass that bill alongside another bill, known as Alexander-Murray, which would restore key federal subsidy reimbursements to Obamacare insurers cut off last month by President Donald Trump.
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At the same time, new increases in reimbursements for some services and in the number of insured people under the health care law have made the private sector take intense interest in caring for previously unattractive customers.
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From an investor perspective, Gupte said, hospitals in states that did not expand Medicaid could actually see reimbursements for the program boosted near-term because the current Senate bill would reverse "budget reductions they saw" under Obamacare.
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Bobby Jindal of Louisiana tried to eliminate $730,000 in Medicaid reimbursements to the state's two Planned Parenthood clinics, neither of which perform abortions, a federal judge in Louisiana questioned the list of alternate providers the state proposed.
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In 2016, over a hundred aspiring or practicing naturopaths went to Washington D.C. in support of a federal program that would allow some patients to receive Medicare reimbursements for their care, STAT News reported at the time.
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Read the entire bill here The bill also would continue for at least two years to offer reimbursements to health insurance companies for subsidies that reduce out-of-pocket costs for low income customers of Obamacare plans.
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Famously, hundreds of states and cities offered Amazon property and income tax credits, bonds, grants, reimbursements, and infrastructure assistance in their efforts to convince the internet giant to open a "second" headquarters in one of their cities.
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The earnings report helped soothe some of the investor worries after the company, plagued by low reimbursements, slashed its full-year adjusted earnings growth forecast in April from a range of 7% to 12% to roughly flat.
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Adding to the area's allure, pesky reporters of the past only received reimbursements for travel within a 221-mile radius of Los Angeles, so celebrities could bask in relative peace and quiet 2144 miles outside the city.
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PREPA's decision to forgo the "mutual aid" of the American Public Power Association (APPA) in favor of Whitefish was allegedly due to financial concerns, as Ramos feared that required payments/reimbursements would drain the rainy-day fund.
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But in my experience, relatively few rank-and-file single-payer proponents are even aware that stingy reimbursements is how single-payer controls costs — in part because essentially none of the movement's leaders ever say it publicly.
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Often called "the nation's doctor," the surgeon general has traditionally served as a voice from the bully pulpit for public health warnings, with advisories serving as signposts to the public and doctors, affecting both treatment and insurance reimbursements.
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Mr Macron has been tagged the "president of the rich" for his tax cuts for business and the wealthy, a perception he tried to counter on June 13th with a speech promising more generous health reimbursements to all.
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Chmielewski said in an interview last month that he was in Jackson's office when Hupp approached Pruitt's chief of staff to explain that the period for transition reimbursements had expired and that Pruitt had not covered the bill.
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Andy Slavitt, former head of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, has estimated that uncertainty over the cost-sharing reduction reimbursements could, by itself, add almost 20 percent to the price of Obamacare plans next year.
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With many smaller medical practices struggling to survive, hospitals have stepped in, purchased their competitors, and in the process garnered higher reimbursements for the exact same services the newly hospital-employed physicians previously provided in their independent offices.
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The state of New Hampshire has agreed to pay an estimated $1.7 billion in reimbursements to settle a dispute with 26 hospitals over how they were compensated for treating high numbers of indigent patients, the hospitals' lawyers said.
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Major U.S.-based defense contractors rely on the Pentagon for the bulk of their revenue and any prolonged slowdown in federal government spending or a halt in key reimbursements could force them to announce furloughs of their own.
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What happened: When people talk about "defunding" Planned Parenthood they're referring to reimbursements the provider gets as a result of Medicaid patients choosing to get care there as well as federal Title X funding handed out by states.
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The New York Times reported, citing "people briefed on the matter," that Vance's inquiry involves an examination of whether anyone at the Trump Organization falsified business records by falsely listing the reimbursements to Cohen as a legal expense.
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An unnamed fundraising bundler, who's said he's gathered up nearly $1 million for Trump, told NBC News that two of his main donors have requested reimbursements for the tens of thousands of dollars they collectively gave the campaign.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Cohen specifically identified Mr. Weisselberg as helping mastermind a strategy to mask reimbursements to Mr. Cohen for his payment to Stormy Daniels, the pornographic film actress who said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
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States will need to notify other expenditures, such as reimbursements for cancelled events, and the Commission will decide whether to exempt them from the application of EU fiscal rules on a case by case basis, EU officials said.
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The new payment policy – called the Patient Driven Groupings Model (PDGM) – is anticipated to cut home health reimbursements by more than $22019 billion in the year 2020 alone based on assumptions on how providers may bill for services.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City agreed to pay the U.S. government $4.3 million to settle a civil fraud lawsuit accusing the city's fire department of accepting tens of thousands of improper Medicare reimbursements for emergency ambulance services.
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In the case of nursing homes, state officials typically conduct these investigations on behalf of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, which regulates the more than 15,000 facilities that receive government reimbursements that pay for many residents' care.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull the plug on the insurer reimbursements citing the ruling, though the administration has continued to make the payments on a month-to-month basis, and will make them for August.
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In a September 2015 letter to the acting administrator for the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Mr. Scott asked why the government continued reimbursements on Acthar when so many other insurers had severely restricted coverage on it.
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But federal funds are already prohibited from being used to pay for abortions, so cutting off federal reimbursements (mostly in the form of Medicaid payments) hurts low-income women who rely on the organization for routine reproductive services.
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After news reports about the payments in February 103, Mr. Cohen told lawmakers, the president called and told him to say that Mr. Trump "was not knowledgeable of these reimbursements and he wasn't knowledgeable of" Mr. Cohen's actions.
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The mayor of the town where the factory is headed, Goodyear, said she'd still honor her side of the incentive agreement which involves $1 million in reimbursements and waiving an additional $1 million in review and permit fees.
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Planned Parenthood's $500 million in federal funding doesn't come in a lump sum, and it doesn't cover abortion; it's paid out through Medicaid reimbursements and family planning grants, which cover services like birth control or cervical cancer screening.
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Toledo, Ohio-based ManorCare, with more than 450 senior living facilities and clinics across the country, is one of many chains that has struggled to make rent on leases signed before declining reimbursements started cutting into margins in 2012.
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An association representing people who lost their savings said on Wednesday the reimbursements should be the responsibility of the eventual buyers of the four banks, and that the Bank of Italy had told them this was a feasible plan.
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But, he said, that would all depend on whether there is a provable case on campaign finance violations — basically, that the Daniels hush money and Cohen reimbursements were made for political purposes, and that Trump directed the hush payment.
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And then when they deny reimbursements to Planned Parenthood, they're jeopardizing the charity care Planned Parenthood provides to women who don't qualify for Medicaid — not to mention to women who don't have other health care options in their communities.
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For instance, more than half of eligible low-income women who have insurance through Medicaid never actually get the reimbursements they are entitled to, even for an abortion that should be covered under one of these three dire circumstances.
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PARIS, July 9 (Reuters) - France will end social security reimbursements for homeopathic drugs, French Healthcare Minister Agnes Buzyn said in a newspaper interview on Tuesday, adding that the new policy would be fully implemented from the start of 2021.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon will not pay Pakistan $300 million in military reimbursements after U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter decided not to tell Congress that Pakistan was taking adequate action against the Haqqani network, a U.S. official said.
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Contracts obtained by the Post show that Biden's sponsors provided VIP hotel suites, town cars and drivers, chartered flights and travel reimbursements for some of his appearances across the country in the run up to his presidential campaign announcement.
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" The court wrote, however, that the Speech or Debate Clause "does not help Schock, for a simple reason: the indictment arises out of applications for reimbursements, which are not speeches, debates, or any other part of the legislative process.
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On the same day Trump signed that order, his administration announced that it would cease paying Obamacare insurers crucial reimbursements for discounts those insurers by law must grant to low-income customers for their out-of-pocket health charges.
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In fact, the CBO has estimated that the federal government will actually add $194 billion to the federal deficit from the extra premium subsidies it will have to pay due to the cutoff of the CSR reimbursements to insurers.
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Because insurers participating in the exchange would still be mandated to provide coverage to these consumers, even without the federal reimbursements that offset their costs, many will likely drop out of the exchange for 2018—effectively decimating the program.
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According to the 2016-2023 report, Planned Parenthood was given $543.7 million dollars from taxpayers through government reimbursements and grants, a decline of less than 1 percent from the $554.6 million dollar tax gift it received in 21625-2900.
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The House Appropriations Committee does not support cutting off the Justice Department reimbursements, a spokeswoman for the Republican staff said, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss legislation whose details are still in flux, as did the Democratic aide.
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This year, when MD Anderson received notification from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that it could become ineligible for reimbursements after investigations found violations with its labs, Hahn publicly promised to fix the problems and took responsibility.
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Almost every state employs this tax maneuver to trigger the annual release of matching funds over and above the money the federal government sends as its share of reimbursements to hospitals for medical services they provide to Medicaid patients.
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The bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act will effectively defund Planned Parenthood for one year by cutting the organization from Medicaid reimbursements, according to the highly anticipated Congressional Budget Office's analysis of the bill, released Monday.
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CUBAN: WELL NO. IT DEPENDS ON WHAT STATE YOU'RE IN. IF YOU WANT TO DISCUSS OBAMA CARE, YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT THE THREE R'S ARE, HOW THEY WORK, THE FACT THAT, YOU KNOW, NOT EVERY STATE FULFILLED THEIR REIMBURSEMENTS.
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Annual ExpensesCredit Card Fees: $450 (I pay for nearly everything with my two credit cards throughout the month to rack up points, and I use travel rewards/reimbursements to counterbalance the fee.)Costco Membership: $60 Day One 8:15 a.m.
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The bank will invest $70.5 million as part of the Raleigh expansion, the office of Governor Roy Cooper said in a separate statement, adding Credit Suisse is also eligible for $40.2 million in total reimbursements through a government grant program.
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A previous version of the story stated that DeVos had used $4,754 in taxpayer dollars for travel; however, after publication, the Department of Education clarified that amount includes government estimates of lodging and meal reimbursements, which DeVos is not taking.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said the aircraft maker is having "ongoing conversations" with its airline customers about possible reimbursements following the grounding of its 737 MAX during an interview with Axios' Mike Allen at the Aspen Ideas Festival on Wednesday.
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However, a letter obtained by the Brownsville Herald through a Freedom of Information Act request said the government limited its cost reimbursements starting in November 2017 because of concerns that it didn't show enough control and accountability over federal funds.
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"We look forward to presenting our point of view on the outstanding points ... notably on stability clauses, the royalty rates and the exchange rate used for VAT reimbursements," John Nkono, secretary-general of the industry-led Chamber of Mines, told Reuters.
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Attorneys working on behalf of drivers in California and Massachusetts reckon that those reimbursements—along with a claim to recover tips—would require Uber to stump up $850 million to cover payments it hasn't made over the past seven years.
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In a decision on Friday, U.S. District Judge Sharon Coleman said investors had adequately alleged Walgreens falsely portrayed weaker profits during that period as routine, downplaying the drug price increase and unfavorable contracts it had for reimbursements from insurance companies.
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Mariotti said that the Trump Organization and trust could potentially be in legal crosshairs for having false statements on their books and records — basically, for saying that the Cohen payments were for legal services and not reimbursements for the hush money.
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A United representative later told CNN the airline did not mean to send emails with the "release of liability" language in them and that no passengers from Flight 3411 would have to agree to such terms to get their reimbursements.
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Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler said the Trump administration and the Republican-led Congress have eroded confidence in the nation's insurance markets by pushing for a repeal of Obamacare and refusing to guarantee billions of dollars in reimbursements expected by health plans.
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Loiseau also said France was waiting for conclusions from the Eurostat statistics agency on whether the reimbursements it is due to make to companies after a dividend tax was canceled by courts should be all included in its 2017 accounts.
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Menendez is accused of taking gifts, including luxurious vacations and large campaign contributions, from a Florida ophthalmologist -- a co-defendant in the case -- who the senator is accused of helping with matters before the government, including disputes over Medicare reimbursements.
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In exchange for supporting a deal to restore billions of dollars in federal reimbursements to health insurers, the Trump administration would want the suspension of enforcement of Obamacare mandates that have expanded health coverage, as well as several other conditions.
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Although the government has been making the payments since January 2014 and nearly 6 million people receive the subsidies, Republican critics -- including GOP lawmakers who challenged the payments in court -- say that Congress never properly approved the money for those reimbursements.
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Because so many of its patients rely on government assistance for healthcare, 43% of the organization's revenue in the 2014-2015 fiscal year came from health services grants and reimbursements, amounting to about $559 million a year Planned Parenthood would lose.
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Because those subsidies, in the form of tax credits, increase in value as premiums rise, most or all of the increases in premiums due to the end of CSR reimbursements will not have to be paid for by subsidized customers.
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"On the merits, however, the Speech or Debate Clause does not help Schock, for a simple reason: the indictment arises out of applications for reimbursements, which are not speeches, debates, or any other part of the legislative process," the judges wrote.
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Certain codes and combinations of codes led to larger reimbursements from the government, and it was simple, with modest computer-programming skills, to figure out how to generate the most profitable codes based on the group of patients you had.
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Research from the Kaiser Family Foundation showed that while ending the insurance reimbursements for companies, known as cost-sharing reductions, may save the government $10 billion in the short term, it could also cost another $2023 billion in tax credits.
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When all is said and done, it is hard to resist a starting salary of $150,000-200,000, great health insurance, wellness reimbursements and unlimited vacation time (including at company retreats)—and a signing bonus of $10,000-20,000, for good measure.
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Research from the Kaiser Family Foundation showed that while ending the insurance reimbursements for companies, known as cost-sharing reduction (CSR), may save the government $10 billion in the short term, it could also cost another $12.3 billion in tax credits.
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"Boeing revenue, profit and margins for 214 are in jeopardy after the grounding of its 2130 Max," according to a report by Bloomberg Intelligence, which estimated that the cost of lawsuits and reimbursements could total $224 billion in just six months.
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Hospital executives argue that giving the well heeled extra attention is a way of keeping the lights on and providing care for ordinary middle- and even upper-middle-class patients, as reimbursements from private insurers and the federal government shrink.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that a probe by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was focused on the drugmaker's relationship with Philidor RX Services, a specialty drug distributor that came under fire for its aggressive tactics to increase insurer reimbursements.
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They added that Campbell's work was valuable enough that the FBI paid him nearly $200,000, mostly for reimbursements over six years, but that the money also included a check for more than $51,000 in compensation after the final convictions were secured.
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This wasn't because Mr. Bush was moderate but because 10 years ago, the idea of ending Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood was so far from the mainstream that even a very conservative, anti-abortion president would not champion the cause.
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Reimbursements on the drugs pharmacies dispense aren&apost what they once were, the competition for getting people into a store is fierce, and it seems like investors still haven&apost figured out how a company like Walgreens finds a way out.
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When you get extra cash — like a bonus, an income tax refund or even reimbursements from a workplace flexible spending account — put the money toward retirement, suggests the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors, a group for fee-only financial planners.
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Her idea was that if she could understand how much she was being charged for each procedure, she could compare the fees with the reimbursements that Medicare or another insurer would pay for those services and begin some kind of negotiation.
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Among the ideas that have wide backing are increased reimbursements for new antibiotics, federal funding to stockpile drugs effective against resistant germs and financial incentives that would offer much needed aid to start-ups and lure back the pharmaceutical giants.
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But Planned Parenthood does receive more than $500 million from the federal government, about 40 percent of its budget, mostly in Medicaid reimbursements, for providing all of those cancer screenings, birth control consultations and S.T.D. tests to low-income women.
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If the goal is to bring more life-saving cancer treatments to market, or even find a cure, it's time for pharmaceutical companies to offer reimbursements to patients for simple out of pocket expenses when those patients participate in clinical trials.
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The Trump administration should authorize the escrow accounts to be used to purchase basic humanitarian imports for Venezuela, and could also consider allowing reimbursements to PDVSA and international oil companies for agreed-on expenses necessary to continue producing Venezuelan oil.
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In 2016, the Obama administration sent a letter to states advising them that this was illegal; states could not bar providers from receiving Medicaid reimbursements unless those providers were unfit to perform medical services or to bill appropriately for those services.
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It has useful add-ons like the ability for an employee to mark when they are on a break, hold group voice/text chats, and allows for companies to build in specific features like automated forms for reimbursements, vacations, and the like.
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We've contemplated the legal implications of offering more tangible access to services and resources where we to have employees in states with abortion bans — we're exploring options including travel reimbursements for employees needing to go out of state for access to banned services.
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Anti-abortion advocates were quick to treat the DOJ letter as a sign of things to come, taking the opportunity to encourage Congress to end Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood's nonabortion services, legislation Republicans in Congress have repeatedly failed to pass, in response.
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Though not explicitly stated, the AHCA aims to defund Planned Parenthood, the largest network provider of women's health care in the country, by denying reimbursements from Medicaid and Title X (a federal program for family planning) funding for preventative and primary care.
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Not only did players note that their per diem amount, accommodations, and insurance reimbursements were inferior to those enjoyed by the men's team but the men's team also enjoyed $3.5 million dedicated to its development programs; $0 was dedicated to the women's.
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TOKYO, Nov 29 (Reuters) - An advisory panel to Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso on Wednesday proposed cuts in reimbursements paid to hospitals and clinics under the national health insurance scheme, in a bid to curb rising social welfare spending in the ageing society.
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More people would qualify for reimbursements under the new plan, which was approved as part of a package of economic measures in the early hours of Wednesday during a bad-tempered meeting between 5-Star and its partners, the right-wing League.
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What happened: Title X grants handed out by states are one portion of the funding that Planned Parenthood and other clinics get from the federal government (the other is reimbursements as a result of people with Medicaid choosing to get care there).
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One of the reasons for that volatility is the lack of guarantees from either Trump or congressional Republicans that the federal government will continue paying insurers billions of dollars in reimbursements for crucial Obamacare subsidies that reduce health costs for low-income customers.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday appeared to signal his support for a tentative deal in Congress to stabilize insurance markets by extending cost-sharing reimbursements for two years – just days after Trump announced that the subsidies, known as CSRs, would be eliminated.
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However, unless legal or legislative action blocks the move, the decision to cut off the cost-sharing reimbursements is expected by the Congressional Budget Office to lead to premiums that are 20 percent higher than they otherwise would have been in 2018.
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In just a few weeks, the former New York City mayor has disclosed the president's reimbursements to legal fixer Michael Cohen in the Stormy Daniels hush-money saga, and shared seemingly exculpatory details from his ongoing conversations with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The other part of Collins' proposal is passing the Alexander-Murray bill, which would restore billions of dollars in federal reimbursements to insurers to compensate them for discounts in out-of-pocket charges they must grant, by law, to low-income Obamacare customers.
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" Schock's attorney says the rules regarding congressional reimbursements and the reporting of campaign expenses to the Federal Election Commission are not clearly delineated laws, but "at best, akin to regulations, the terms of which are inherently subject to competing interpretation and debate.
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"The truth underlying it is that doing an injection is faster and results in higher reimbursements, compared to other ways of managing the same pain," said Dr. James P. Rathmell, chairman of anesthesiology, perioperative and pain medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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So by cutting off federal reimbursements to Planned Parenthood (mostly in the form of Medicaid payments), this mostly hurts poorer women who rely on the organization for routine coverage like STD testings, cancer screenings, and maternity healthcare, currently subsidized by the government.
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After noting that maternal mortality is increasing in the United States and that black women are three to four times more likely than white women to die in childbirth, Ms. Warren described a plan to tie hospitals' reimbursements to their patient outcomes.
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These policies typically cover everything from reimbursements if you miss a connection to refunds if you can't travel because you're sick or hurt, plus any expenses related to lost bags, medical or dental emergencies, disaster evacuations and even costs associated with accidental deaths.
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Among those holding down a table for the soon-to-open eyeglass store Vista Site Optique was a co-owner, Boris Nemirovsky, who said he might hire two people, and that they would have to be able to navigate insurance reimbursements for customers.
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Yes, there are lots of concerns — people overusing the system, costs that far exceed the senator's estimates, government price control over what is a fifth of the economy, doctors opting out of medicine because of limits on their reimbursements and long waiting lines.
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" Soon after, Hart wrote to Cooper, one of the other N.R.A. lawyers, about "the potential release of 38 years of expense reimbursements relating to senior N.R.A. executive activities," adding that "theoretically, I am getting a preview today so we understand the full risks.
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Are you really using the valuable benefits (such as a fourth hotel night free with the Citi Prestige® Card and Uber credits or airline fee reimbursements with the Platinum Card from American Express) that you&aposre buying with a hefty annual fee?
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WASHINGTON, July 21 (Reuters) - The Pentagon will not make military reimbursements to Pakistan for fiscal year 2016 after U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress that Islamabad had not taken sufficient action against the Haqqani network, a U.S. official said on Friday.
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According to court documents made public this week, drivers who worked for Uber in California and Massachusetts would have been entitled to an estimated $730 million in expense reimbursements over the past seven years had they been officially employed by the company.
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Drivers who worked for ride-hailing service Uber in California and Massachusetts over the past seven years would have been entitled to an estimated $12.100 million in expense reimbursements had they been employees rather than contractors, according to court documents made public on Monday.
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"Whether these are issues for the individuals, if they are receiving double or improper payments, or for the campaign if there are improper reimbursements, that information only can become known by drilling down into the payments to each person and the attendant circumstances," he added.
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The finance ministry said the Balkan country's fiscal surplus of 2.2 percent of GDP at the end of August dropped from 3.7 percent in the same period a year ago due to a base effect of hefty reimbursements on EU-backed projects in 2016.
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And if that isn't enough, Pence cast a tie-breaking vote in the senate Thursday overturning a regulation from the Obama administration that allows states to withhold Title X funding from Planned Parenthood, meaning that states will decide if Planned Parenthood can receive Medicaid reimbursements.
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The Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) said the impact would be "chaotic" as the U.S. Treasury picks payments to make based on available cash, meaning some things, like Social Security benefits, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements, and even salaries for soldiers might not be paid on time.
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SBA has a big interest in seeing the American Health Care Act (AHCA) passed, because it would fulfill two goals: banning people from using healthcare subsidies on insurance plans that provide abortions and defunding Planned Parenthood by blocking its facilities from receiving Medicaid reimbursements.
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Last week, President Donald Trump lobbed yet another grenade at the Affordable Care Act (ACA), cutting off cost-sharing reduction (CSR) payments, the reimbursements the federal government gives to insurers for offering discounts to some 6 million low-income individuals on ACA marketplaces plans.
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The Pentagon expenses are outlined in the latest of McCain's "America's Most Wasted" reports and also include $2900 million in improper travel reimbursements, $220006 million for unused or faulty Missile Defense Agency targets and $2202 million for unauthorized expenses at strip clubs and casinos.
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Last month, the city's public advocate, Letitia James, sued the Education Department, saying that the flaws in the computer system for disability services led to students' being deprived of services and the city's missing out on hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid reimbursements.
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In a statement sent by a government spokesman, Di Maio said budget goals that were "not courageous" and did not include its flagship campaign pledge of a minimum income, a pension reform and reimbursements for savers defrauded by banks, "will not get 5-Star votes".
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In Q224 27, Uber became for the first time "the most expensed brand" in overall business expense reimbursements, in this sequence, according to Certify's White Paper at the time: Uber 7% of the total; Starbucks 4%; Delta Airlines 4%; American Airlines 3%; Amazon 3%.
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"Because all providers have different, and constantly evolving, policies about reimbursements and waivers due to COVID-19, Lola helps catalog this information and makes it accessible to customers as well as working directly with the providers when customers have specific questions," Volpe said. Lola.
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The proposed class action lawsuit filed in federal court in Manhattan by the New York Taxi Workers Alliance on behalf of 10 drivers is the latest to claim Uber drivers should be considered employees entitled to minimum wage, overtime pay and reimbursements for expenses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will withhold $50 million remaining in military reimbursements to Pakistan for fiscal year 2016 because Defense Secretary Jim Mattis believes that Islamabad has not done enough to blunt the Islamist militant Haqqani network, a U.S. official said on Friday.
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The realization that medical records could be mined for extra money appears to have given rise to a cottage industry of consulting firms offering to screen patient histories and look for indications of long-term health problems that could be used to increase Medicare reimbursements.
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On Tuesday, the Second Circuit Appeals Court ruled in a two-three decision that Trump's argument against disclosure lacked merit, though it found that a small number of categories of financial data, like medical reimbursements for members of Trump's staff, might be off limits.
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Instead, the president and Congressional Republicans have agreed to allow the payments to continue in the face of warnings from insurers and insurance experts that health plans would have to increase their premiums by 20 percent or more to cover the loss of the reimbursements.
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Roy Rodriguez, McAllen city manager, also cited the surge of unaccompanied minors at the southern border in 2014, noting that the city is "trying to be proactive" this time around given that they may request reimbursements for expenses incurred from the state and federal government.
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These insurance policies typically cover everything from reimbursements if you miss a connection to refunds if you can't travel because you're sick or hurt, plus any expenses related to lost bags, medical or dental emergencies, disaster evacuations and even costs associated with accidental deaths.
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What the bill doesn't include: Emily Martin, the vice president of education and workplace justice at the National Women's Law Center, which advised on the bill, notes that the Senate was a bit more skittish about member reimbursements and what that process would look like.
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In 2017, Mr. King arranged for reimbursements for staff members to attend an annual retreat that he and his wife, Neva Shillingford-King, hosted on St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands for the Black, Latino and Asian Caucus and labor leaders, according to the Council report.
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Doctors and hospitals would likely to try to boost their reimbursements under a single-payer system using some of the same tools they lean on now: Performing more procedures, steering patients toward more profitable services, and consolidating independent doctors' practices within hospitals, which get paid more.
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In addition, past research has found that both psychiatrists and non-physician mental health care providers face reimbursements for time-intensive care, like talk therapy, that are far lower than their usual rates, so they have incentive to avoid participating in insurance networks, the authors note.
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File photo of the Soyuz MS-221 spacecraft launch at night containing NASA, ESA, and Russian crew members (Photo by Bill Ingalls/NASA via Getty Images)Last December, an astronaut with NASA was fired for submitting over $20073,22007 in fake reimbursements for taxis they didn't take.
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These "red flags," as one expert deemed them, include a total lack of disclosure on which vendors staffers for the presumptive Republican nominee are paying, an "unusual" six-figure payout to campaign staff for nontaxable expenses and what appeared to be double reimbursements for some employees' expenses.
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According to a statement, Di Maio told 5-Star ministers in a meeting that budget goals "will not get 5-Star votes" if they did not include its flagship campaign pledges of a minimum income, to slightly lower retirement age, and reimbursements for savers defrauded by banks.
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In Utah, where Alliance Medical filed for bankruptcy protection in 2017 after a raid by federal agents seeking evidence of potential healthcare fraud, Roche contends Smith and others from 2011 to 2017 sought fraudulent reimbursements for 1.84 million 50-count boxes of Roche diabetes test strips.
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Some people blame mothers (some of whom may be considered too old and too overweight to have normal births); others blame doctors, who might prefer to get out of the hospital before 5 pm instead of working through weekends and who receive higher reimbursements with C-sections.
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The CVS spokesman told Business Insider that earlier this year the company notified "non-traditional pharmacies" like Pill Club that had been receiving reimbursements at the same rate as retail pharmacies that they would be subject to different terms and reimbursement, based on their business models.
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Still, that was a bright spot in an otherwise tough period for Walgreens, the second-largest retail pharmacy in the US. The company's stock has been struggling, down 24% over the last year, as it's facing declining operating income and lower reimbursements for the drugs it dispenses.
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Justice Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader Ginsburg defends conservative Justices Kavanaugh and Gorsuch Ginsburg dismisses court packing and term limits for Supreme Court justices Ginsburg says she hopes to serve on bench 'as long as' Stevens did MORE reported the most reimbursements, with 28500 in total.
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If the justices affirmed states' rights to block Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood, it could severely diminish women's access to reproductive health and abortion services in states which decide to exercise those rights, as Medicaid reimbursements help make up about 60 percent of Planned Parenthood's total funding.
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A handful of high-profile Democratic senators and Senate candidates have received tens of thousands of dollars from the personal injury firm Thornton Law Firm — donations that stemmed from illegal reimbursements, according to a new report from The Boston Globe and the Center for Responsive Politics.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Wednesday that the U.S. would freeze military equipment deliveries and transfers of security-related funds to Pakistan, as well as reimbursements to the government for money spent on counterterrorism operations, due to its failure to combat terrorist networks within its borders.
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At the same time, Medicare reimbursements for bone density tests were sharply reduced, and doctors who did them in private offices could no longer afford to, which limited patient access and diagnosis and treatment of serious bone loss despite major improvements in treatment guidelines, Dr. Lewiecki said.
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Hospitals and doctors that see a lot of privately insured patients could see their reimbursements drop, but those that take care of the uninsured and Americans on Medicaid, which covers the poor, could wind up making more money under Medicare for all than they do now.
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Democratic Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez of San Diego countered that she wrote the law to extend employee rights to more than a million California workers who lack benefits, including a minimum wage, mileage reimbursements, paid sick leave, medical coverage and disability pay for on-the-job injuries.
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Federal finance reports show Harris' campaign paid more than $525,000 to the Red Dome Group during the election cycle, and owed it a total of $53,442 for work performed between mid-October and late November, including $34,310 for reimbursements for "Bladen absentee" and "door to door" efforts.
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Bruning's shelter, nestled in a rural town where nearly 30 percent of the approximately 11,500 residents live below the poverty line, receives about 183 percent of its funding from federal dollars, often through reimbursements doled out at the end of the month after the shelters submit their expenses.
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As far as what obligation it has to people who have fallen victim to a scam on Airbnb's platform, the company only said in an email that it is "here 24/7 to support with rebooking assistance, full refunds and reimbursements" in cases of fraud or misrepresentation by hosts.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 (Reuters) - Drivers who worked for ride-hailing service Uber in California and Massachusetts over the past seven years would have been entitled to an estimated $730 million in expense reimbursements had they been employees rather than contractors, according to court documents made public on Monday.
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It's the first time that a California court has tackled the question of whether the legions of loosely employed workers of the so-called "gig economy" should have a right to W-2 employment status, which would make them eligible for benefits like mileage reimbursements and health insurance.
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The big picture: Cohen is set to accuse Trump of criminal misconduct linked to reimbursements Cohen received in 2017 for hush money payments made to Stormy Daniels regarding her alleged affair with Trump toward the end of the 2016 campaign, as first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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