Common use of Flat Fee Expenditures Clause in Contracts

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 2013, all of the events that occurred in 2013 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 2013, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 2013. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20131999, all of the events that occurred in 2013 1999 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20131999, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 2013. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables1999.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20131998, all of the events that occurred in 2013 1998 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20131998, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 2013. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables1998.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132009, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2009 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132009, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132009. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, physician’s expenditures may still be present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132009, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2009 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132009, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132009. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132015, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2015 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132015, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132015. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132016, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2016 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132016, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132016. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, physician’s expenditures may still be present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132007, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2007 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132007, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132007. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may still be present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132016, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2016 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132016, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132016. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132012, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2012 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132012, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132012. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132003, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2003 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132003, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132003. See Section 2.5.3 2.6.4 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132009, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2009 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132009, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132009. See Section 2.5.3 2.5.5 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, physician’s expenditures may still be present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132008, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2008 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132008, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132008. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132011, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2011 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132011, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132011. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may still be present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132012, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2012 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132012, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132012. See Section 2.5.3 2.5.5 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132008, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2008 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132008, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132008. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132016, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2016 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132016, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132016. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20131998, all of the events that occurred in 2013 1998 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20131998, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20131998. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20131996, all of the events that occurred in 2013 1996 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20131996, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 2013. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables1996.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may still be present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132011, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2011 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132011, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132011. See Section 2.5.3 2.5.5 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132007, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2007 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132007, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132007. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132012, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2012 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132012, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132012. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 2013, all of the events that occurred in 2013 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 2013, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 2013. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.Section

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132011, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2011 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132011, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132011. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132007, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2007 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132007, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132007. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132008, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2008 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132008, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132008. See Section 2.5.3 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero facility payments, while physician’s expenditures may be still present. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132004, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2004 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132004, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132004. See Section 2.5.3 2.6.4 for details on the flat fee variables.

Flat Fee Expenditures. The approach used to count expenditures for flat fees was to place the expenditure on the first visit of the flat fee group. The remaining visits have zero payments. Thus, if the first visit in the flat fee group occurred prior to 20132000, all of the events that occurred in 2013 2000 will have zero payments. Conversely, if the first event in the flat fee group occurred at the end of 20132000, the total expenditure for the entire flat fee group will be on that event, regardless of the number of events it covered after 20132000. See Section 2.5.3 2.5.4 for details on the flat fee variables.