Adjusted admission definition
Adjusted admission means the sum of acute and intensive care admissions divided by the ratio of inpatient revenues generated from acute, intensive, ambulatory, and ancillary patient services to gross revenues.
Adjusted admission means the sum of all inpatient admissions divided by the ratio of inpatient revenues to total patient revenues.
Adjusted admission means the sum of all inpatient admissions divided by the ratio of in-
More Definitions of Adjusted admission
Adjusted admission means the sum of acute and intensive care admissions divided by the ratio of inpatient revenues generated from acute, intensive, ambulatory, and ancillary patient services to gross revenues. If a hospital reports only subacute admissions, then "adjusted admission" means the sum of subacute admissions divided by the ratio of total inpatient revenues to gross revenues.
Adjusted admission means the sum of acute and 917 intensive care admissions divided by the ratio of inpatient 918 revenues generated from acute, intensive, ambulatory, and 919 ancillary patient services to gross revenues. If a hospital 920 reports only subacute admissions, then “adjusted admission”