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third-party reimbursement

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third-party reimbursement,
reimbursement for services rendered to a person in which an entity other than the receiver of the service is responsible for the payment. Third-party reimbursement for the cost of a subscriber's health care is commonly paid in full or in part by a health insurance plan, such as Blue Shield or Blue Cross, Medicare, or Medicaid.


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Third-party reimbursement will bolster this growth in 2010, including home health monitoring to assist seniors with daily living activities, acute post hospitalization care in the home, and remote care and behavior modification for patients with chronic conditions.
Beginning in 1999, he co-founded these entities to assist long-term care and hospital providers in the areas of third-party reimbursement, financial reporting, operational management, and clinical oversight.
 
 
 
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