Medicare Reimbursement

/ˈmɛdɪˌkɛr ˌriːɪmˌbɜːrsmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Payment made by Medicare to health care providers for covered services rendered to beneficiaries.
    The hospital received Medicare reimbursement for the surgical procedure.
  2. (n.) The formula or system used to determine the amount payable by Medicare for services.
    Medicare reimbursement rates are updated annually based on policy changes.

Forms

  • medicare reimbursement

Commentary

Medicare reimbursement involves both the payment itself and the regulatory framework governing payment amounts, important for providers' billing practices.

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