Common use of Definition of Flat Fee Payments Clause in Contracts

Definition of Flat Fee Payments. A flat fee is the fixed dollar amount a person is charged for a package of health care services provided during a defined period of time. Examples would be: obstetrician’s fee covering a normal delivery, as well as pre- and post-natal care; or a surgeon’s fee covering surgical procedure and post-surgical care. A flat fee group is the set of medical services (i.e., events) that are covered under the same flat fee payment situation. The flat fee groups represented on the STAZ file include flat fee groups where at least one of the health care events, as reported by the HC respondent, occurred during 2000. By definition, a flat fee group can span multiple years. Furthermore, a single person can have multiple flat fee groups.

Definition of Flat Fee Payments. A flat fee is the fixed dollar amount a person is charged for a package of health care services provided during a defined period of time. Examples would be: obstetrician’s fee covering a normal delivery, as well as pre- and post-natal care; or a surgeon’s fee covering surgical procedure and post-surgical care. A flat fee group is the set of medical services (i.e., events) that are covered under the same flat fee payment situation. The flat fee groups represented on the STAZ EROM file include includes flat fee groups where at least one of the health care events, as reported by the HC respondent, occurred during 20001998. By definition, a flat fee group can span multiple years. Furthermore, a single person can have multiple flat fee groups. There are four variables on the EROM file that describe a flat fee payment situation and the number of emergency room events that are a part of a flat fee group.

Definition of Flat Fee Payments. A flat fee is the fixed dollar amount a person is charged for a package of health care services provided during a defined period of time. Examples would be: obstetrician’s fee covering a normal delivery, as well as pre- and post-natal care; or a surgeon’s fee covering surgical procedure and post-surgical care. A flat fee group is the set of medical services (i.e., events) that are covered under the same flat fee payment situationpayment. The flat fee groups represented on the STAZ file include flat fee groups where at least one of the health care events, as reported by the HC respondent, occurred during 20002012. By definition, a flat fee group can span multiple years. Furthermore, a single person can have multiple flat fee groups.

Definition of Flat Fee Payments. A flat fee is the fixed dollar amount a person is charged for a package of health care services provided during a defined period of time. Examples would be: obstetrician’s fee covering a normal delivery, as well as pre- and post-natal care; or a surgeon’s fee covering surgical procedure and post-surgical care. A flat fee group is the set of medical services (i.e., events) that are covered under the same flat fee payment situationpayment. The flat fee groups represented on the STAZ file include flat fee groups where at least one of the health care events, as reported by the HC respondent, occurred during 20002009. By definition, a flat fee group can span multiple years. Furthermore, a single person can have multiple flat fee groups.

Definition of Flat Fee Payments. A flat fee is the fixed dollar amount a person is charged for a package of health care services provided during a defined period of time. Examples would be: obstetrician’s fee covering a normal delivery, as well as pre- and post-natal care; or a surgeon’s fee covering surgical procedure and post-surgical care. A flat fee group is the set of medical services (i.e., events) that are covered under the same flat fee payment situationpayment. The flat fee groups represented on the STAZ file include flat fee groups where at least one of the health care events, as reported by the HC respondent, occurred during 20002011. By definition, a flat fee group can span multiple years. Furthermore, a single person can have multiple flat fee groups.