Supplemental Billing definition

Supplemental Billing means an invoice billing for costs due and payable to HEBP that is separate and apart from the Administrative Charge detailed in this Agreement. Any customized materials or additional services or supplies mutually agreed between the parties and not documented in the most current Fee Schedule may be subject to Supplemental Billing.

Examples of Supplemental Billing in a sentence

  • If the Plan Administrator requires customization of the Subscriber identification cards, a Supplemental Billing may be prepared by HEBP and submitted to the Plan Administrator for payment.

  • If you are expecting a value change such as building an addition, or constructing a new home, a separate Supplemental Billing will be generated.

  • Any custom designed materials may be subject to Supplemental Billing.

  • Such services will be mutually agreed upon between Plan Administrator and HEBP and will be identified in the most current Fee Schedule or through Supplemental Billing.

  • Any customization of these documents at the request of the Plan Administrator, which requires manuscript modifications, may be subject to Supplemental Billing.

  • Such reports may be subject to additional charges, which will be addressed through Supplemental Billing.

Related to Supplemental Billing

  • Supplemental contract means a written agreement entered into for the distribution of proceeds under a life, health, or annuity policy or contract.

  • Supplemental Services means services or items that are provided on a limited basis to complement the care provided by the caregiver.

  • mobility supplement means a supplement to which paragraph 9 of Schedule 4 refers;

  • Supplemental Terms means the product specific supplemental terms and conditions which include additional or different terms and conditions to those in the Cloud GTCs for the provision of specific Cloud Services which are made available on http://www.sap.com/company/legal.

  • Operating Statement shall have the meaning given to such term in Section 10.5.