Sliding fee scale definition
Sliding fee scale means a scale of consumer fee responsibility based on an assessment of the consumer’s ability to pay all or a portion of the charge for services.
Sliding fee scale means a range used to determine an appli- cant's participation in the cost of equipment.
Sliding fee scale means a schedule of fees for identified services provided by a contractor which are based on a uniform schedule of discounts deducted from the contractor’s usual and customary charges.
More Definitions of Sliding fee scale
Sliding fee scale means predetermined levels for determining fees for services based upon income as measured against Federal Poverty Level guidelines and a determination of low income family status as defined at 42 CFR 59.2.
Sliding fee scale means a system of cost sharing by a family based on income and size of the family in accordance with 45 CFR Subpart 98.42.
Sliding fee scale means a schedule of fees for
Sliding fee scale means a scale to determine whether a patient receives services free of charge, for a nominal fee, or at a discounted rate based upon income and current federal poverty guidelines.
Sliding fee scale means a scale of client fee responsibility based on the person’s ability to pay all or a portion of the cost of service.
Sliding fee scale means a program’s formula for providing a service to a client at a rate lower than the program’s maximum published fee.
Sliding fee scale means a range used to determine an applicant's participation in the cost of equipment.