professional courtesy


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professional courtesy

The practice by a physician of waiving all or a part of the fee for services provided to a physician’s office staff, other physicians and/or their families. Professional courtesy has been extended to include the waiver of coinsurance obligations or other out-of-pocket expenses for physicians or their families.
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professional courtesy

Professional discount Medtalk The practice by a physician of waiving of all, or a part, of the fee for services provided to a physician's office staff, other physicians and/or their families; PC has been extended to include the waiver of coinsurance obligations or other out-of-pocket expenses for physicians or their families. See Insurance only billing, Pro bono.
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