- A patient's
copayment or
copay is the patient's
share of the cost for
goods or
services rendered, with the
other share ("co" = with) paid by the patient's...
- Nitayarumphong,
beginning in the 1980s. At its launch, the
programme required a
copayment of 30 baht (approx. 1 US dollar) per visit, and it
became widely known...
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- is
called a
deductible (or if
required by a
health insurance policy, a
copayment). The
insurer may
hedge its own risk by
taking out reinsurance, whereby...
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health plan the
standard copayment amounts for that plan. If the
charge is
exactly equal to
between one and five of
those copayment amounts, it may be auto-adjudicated...
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questions to the
National Electorate Office,
three of
which (on
abolishing copayments,
daily fees and
college tuition fees) were
officially approved on 17 December...
- Once a patient's
monthly copayment reaches a cap, no
further copayment is required. The
threshold for the
monthly copayment amount is
tiered into three...
-
individuals to pay a
portion of
their health care
costs through coinsurance,
copayment, or deductibles,
insurance providers can give
people an
incentive to consume...
-
filing an
insurance claim,
patients usually are
charged an
insurance copayment which is
based on the
public list price, and not the
confidential net...
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cover the
costs of
these drugs without charging the
insured patient a
copayment or coinsurance, even if he or she has not yet
reached his or her annual...
