Medicare-medicaid Administrative and Reimbursement Reform Act: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, First Session, on S. 1470 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - 638 pages |
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... section 2 covers only about 35-40 percent of present hospital costs and does not in- clude such critical expenditures as capital costs , education and train- ing costs , malpractice insurance expenses , energy costs , and so - called ...
... section 2 covers only about 35-40 percent of present hospital costs and does not in- clude such critical expenditures as capital costs , education and train- ing costs , malpractice insurance expenses , energy costs , and so - called ...
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... section of the bill would be fully effective for hospital fiscal years begin- ning with fiscal year 1981. The following estimates illustrate the impact of this section without regard to the implementation schedule , based on a fully ...
... section of the bill would be fully effective for hospital fiscal years begin- ning with fiscal year 1981. The following estimates illustrate the impact of this section without regard to the implementation schedule , based on a fully ...
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... section of the bill would be effective upon enactment , with applications for approval to be accepted beginning with January 1 , 1978 , but with a maximum of 50 approvals to be granted prior to January 1 , 1981. The following estimates ...
... section of the bill would be effective upon enactment , with applications for approval to be accepted beginning with January 1 , 1978 , but with a maximum of 50 approvals to be granted prior to January 1 , 1981. The following estimates ...
Page 85
... Section 11 ( Statewide prevailing charge limit to locally prevailing charges ) . By denying the automatic , yearly adjustment to any prevailing charge level which is more than 1 % times the statewide prevailing , a savings of approxi ...
... Section 11 ( Statewide prevailing charge limit to locally prevailing charges ) . By denying the automatic , yearly adjustment to any prevailing charge level which is more than 1 % times the statewide prevailing , a savings of approxi ...
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... Section Two significantly improves on the present method of clas- sifying hospitals — which is required under Section 223 of the Social Security Amendments of 1972 - by using local wage base data as an important variable , we simply do ...
... Section Two significantly improves on the present method of clas- sifying hospitals — which is required under Section 223 of the Social Security Amendments of 1972 - by using local wage base data as an important variable , we simply do ...
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