Provider fee definition

Provider fee means the consideration paid for a service contract.

Provider fee means the consideration paid by a consumer for

Provider fee means the consideration paid by a consumer for a service contract, and is not subject to any premium tax.

Examples of Provider fee in a sentence

• But, we are not required to mail you written notice if the reason for cancellation is non-payment of the Provider fee, a material misrepresentation, or a substantial breach of duties by you relating to the covered property or its use.

• Contract General Provisions – Section l “Insurance” is amended to include:A claim against the Provider may also include a claim for return of the unearned Provider fee.

• Prior notice is not required if the reason for cancellation is nonpayment of the Provider fee or a material misrepresentation by You relating to the covered property or its use, or a substantial breach of Your duties relating to the covered Product or its use.

• For Providers, the Allowed Amount will be the lesser of the Provider’s charge and an amount based on Our Participating Provider fee schedule or rate.

• If a Provider routinely waives (does not require the Member to pay) an Deductible or Out-of-Pocket amount, Anthem will calculate the actual Provider fee or charge the fee or charge by the amount waived.

More Definitions of Provider fee

Provider fee means the consideration paid for a home

Provider fee means the total consideration received or to

Provider fee means a licensing fee, assessment, or other mandatory payment as specified under 42 C.F.R. § 433.55.

Provider fee means a licensing fee, assessment, or other mandatory payment that is related to health care items or services as specified under 42 CFR 433.55.

Provider fee means the consideration paid by a consumer for a service contract.

Provider fee means the consideration paid for a home service contract issued to a resident of the

Provider fee means the consideration paid for a motor vehicle service