Patient Responsibility. The cost of Medicaid facility-based services not paid for by the Medicaid program, for which the enrollee is responsible. Patient responsibility is the amount enrollees must contribute toward the cost of their care. This is determined by the Department of Children and Families’ Economic Self Sufficiency only and is based on income and type of placement.
Patient Responsibility. All copays, coinsurance, and self-pay balances are due at the time of service.
Patient Responsibility. Before every visit for an in-office procedure, diagnostic testing and surgery, we will estimate your patient responsibility (deductible and/or co-insurance) as determined by your contract with your insurance carrier. You will be informed of any such costs PRIOR to your visit and we expect these payments at time of service. Many insurance companies have additional stipulations that may affect your coverage. You are responsible for any amounts not covered by your insurer. If your insurance denies any part of your claim, or if you or your physician elects to continue past your approved period, you will be responsible for your balance in full. Finance charges will begin to accrue on any unpaid patient responsibility balance after 90 days old.
Patient Responsibility. Company shall at all times retain the authority and responsibility for patient care and related duties when Students are participating in clinical training experience.
Patient Responsibility. PROVIDER shall bill and collect all Copayments and Deductibles specifically permitted in a Participant’s benefit plan from the Participant. PROVIDER shall further bill and collect all charges from a Participant for those non-Covered Services provided to a Participant. Provider may bill a Medicaid or Medicare Participant for a non-compensable service or item, if the recipient is told by Provider in writing, before the service is rendered, that it is not covered by the Medicaid or Medicare program. Under no circumstances shall the Provider bill any Participant, except for authorized co- payments, deductibles, or co-insurances, for services authorized by Xxxxx or Plans or covered under this Agreement. Plan Participants participating in the PA Medical Assistance MCO program are under no circumstances to be charged a co-payment. Provider shall provider services to Medicaid consumers who have selected Plan, but whose coverage is not yet effective. Services for these Medicaid consumers should be invoiced to Pennsylvania (PA) Medical Assistance MCO Program on a fee-for-service basis. To the extent permitted by law, PROVIDER shall provide a courtesy discount of twenty percent (20%) off PROVIDER’s usual and customary fees to Participant(s) for the purchase of materials not covered by a Plan.
Patient Responsibility. Facility will retain responsibility for the care of patients and will maintain administrative and professional supervision of students insofar as their presence affects the operation of Facility and/or patient care.
Patient Responsibility. The amount an enrollee must pay towards Medicaid services after personal, unreimbursed medical expenses, community spouse allowances, and income placed in a qualified income trust are accounted for. The patient responsibility calculation is performed by DCF's ACCESS unit and is detailed on the enrollee's Notice of Action which details the Medicaid eligibility period and the amount of patient responsibility due monthly. PDO Pre-Screening Tool ILTC Plans Only) – The required screening tool to be used by the case manager. in assisting prospective participants and prospective representatives to determine whether they are willing and able to participate in the PDO. .
Patient Responsibility. It is the Patient’s responsibility to advise each and every attorney of the existence of this agreement. Further the Patient must advise the above named Medical Provider at reasonable intervals the status of the legal case. It is also the Patient’s responsibility to advise the Medical Provider within 5 days of legal matter collecting any funds and to request a xxxx for any and all outstanding charges. The Patient hereby directs their present attorney and any future attorney to advise the Medical Provider, as soon as possible, about any funds related to the accident case becoming available to the above named Patient. Further, if the legal action fails to fully pay the Medical Provider’s outstanding balance(s) then the remaining amounts are to be paid by the Patient. The Medical Provider may, at his/her discretion at any time, xxxx any third party payer or government payer.
Patient Responsibility. It is the Patient’s responsibility to advise each and every attorney of the existence of this agreement. Further the Patient must advise the above named Medical Provider at reasonable intervals the status of the legal case. It is also the Patient’s responsibility to ad- vise the Medical Provider within 5 days of legal matter collecting any funds and to request a xxxx for any and all outstanding charges. The Patient hereby directs their present attorney and any future attorney to advise the Medical Provider, as soon as possible, about any funds related to the accident case becoming available to the above named Patient. Further, if the legal action fails
Patient Responsibility. The amount Members must contribute toward the cost of their care. United shall utilize Patient Responsibility as calculated by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) for each enrollee, in compliance with 42 CFR 435.622 and 435.725. As applicable, Provider is responsible for collecting Patient Responsibility from Member. SECTION 5 UNITED REQUIREMENTS
