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Rate Tables. (a) For some of our Plans, there is no separate rate for making a call, sending an SMS, etc (e.g. where the Plan includes an allowance of minutes for a certain call type, or unlimited SMS’s.) (b) Where a separate cost does apply for using the Service (e.g. making a call under a PAYG service), the applicable rates and charges are set out in the Rate Tables in the Rates section of our website. Please check the Rate Tables carefully to see what fees and charges apply to your use of the Service.
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Rate Tables. Exhibit III lists the Capitation Rates for the Health Plan’s authorized Service Areas. A. Table 2 - General Capitation Rates plus Mental Health Rates:
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Rate Tables. (a) Composite Fully Burdened Labor Rates, Exclusive of Fee (Regardless of Clearance, Location or if Key) Contract Labor Category Year I Year II Year III Year IV Year V Congressional Support Analyst (Mid) Defense Travel System Analyst (Mid) DTS Reviewer and Travel SME (Mid) Facility Escort (Junior) Facility Management Support Administer (Mid) Financial Analyst (Senior) FMS Human Resource Analyst (Mid) Human Resource Analyst (Senior) Human Resource Analyst (Mid) Infrastructure Services Program Integrator (Mid) Internal Communications Analyst (Mid) Program Administrative Support (Junior) Program Administrative Support (Mid) Program Manager (Senior) Public Affairs Analyst (Senior) Strategic Communications Analyst (Mid) Training Program Manager (JPO) (Senior) Column Heading Description of Data Under this Column Heading Government Labor Category The Government Labor Categories correlating to Section C of the Government solicitation. Composite Proposed Fully Burdened Rate, Years 1 - 5 The average Fully Burdened Labor Rate per Hour is entered in the above table as proposed for each labor category during the applicable performance year (1-5) of the ordering period. Numbers only are entered, in U.S. dollar format ($###.##) rounded to the nearest cent. Fully Burdened Labor Rates shall include direct labor cost, fringe, overhead, G&A, subcontractor pass-through rate on total cost, exclusive of fee, and should not include Fully Burdened Other Direct Costs (ODCs) such as Materials, and Travel. This would be the total labor costs (the sum of both the prime and all subcontractors) costs for that labor category divided by the total number of labor hours for that category to arrive at the average (composite) Fully Burdened Labor Rate per Hour.
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Rate Tables. Exhibit III lists the Capitation Rates for the Health Plan’s authorized Service Areas. REMAINDER OF PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Brevard 8,000 Broward 14,000 Miami-Dade 25,000 Hillsborough 40,000 Xxx 18,000 Manatee 3,500 Orange 30,000 Osceola 8,500 Palm Beach 12,000 Pasco 15,000 Pinellas 25,000 Polk 30,000 Sarasota 8,000 Seminole 8,000 EXHIBIT II CAPITATION RATES A. Table 4 — General Capitation Rates plus Mental Health Rates: Hillsborough 015005300 Polk 015005307 Manatee 015005318 Orange 015005308 Seminole 015005313 Osceola 015005314 Xxxxxxx 000000000 Xxx 015005302 Sarasota 015005306 Palm Beach 015005310 Broward 015005311 Miami-Dade 015005312 AHCA Contract No. FA614, Attachment I, Page 5 of 9 HMO_CapRates_200607-200608.xls 05/22/06 TABLE 1 General Rates: TABLE 2 General + Mental Health rates AHCA Contract No. FA614, Attachment I, Page 6 of 9 HMO—CapRates—200607-200608.xls 05/22/06 General + MH + Transportation AHCA Contract No. FA614, Attachment I, Page 7 of 9 HMO—CapRates—200607-200608.xls 05/22/06
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Rate Tables. Purchaser shall purchase rate tables from Seller on a product by product basis. Purchaser shall not have the right to copy or otherwise duplicate Seller's rate table for any other site, including, without limitation, any site within the same NPA-NXX.
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Rate Tables. Tables 2 through 6 provide the capitation rates respective to the authorized areas of operation, as identified in subsection C, Method of Payment, Item 2, above, and for the specific populations identified in subsection A, Service(s) To Be Provided, above. The Capitation Rate payment shall be in accordance with Attachment II, Section XIII, Payment Methodology. a. Table 2 - Capitation Rates for Comprehensive Component and Catastrophic Component Health Plans for each Medicaid Reform county for Children and Families and the Aged and Disabled without Medicare eligibility categories. . b. Table 3 - Capitation Rates for Comprehensive Component Only Health Plans for each Medicaid Reform county for Children and Families and the Aged and Disabled without Medicare eligibility categories. c. Table 4 - Capitation Rate Table for SSI Medicare Part B Only and SSI Medicare. Parts A and B Enrollees for all Medicaid Reform Counties. d. Table 5 - Capitation Rates for HIV/AIDS Populations for each Medicaid Reform county. e. Table 6 - Capitation Rates for Medicaid Reform counties for All Medicaid Reform counties.
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