fee for service
1Fee-for-service — is a standard business model where services are unbundled and paid for separately.In Health insurance and the health care industry fee for service involves when doctors and other health care providers receive a fee for each service such as an… …
2fee-for-service — UK US adjective [before noun] US ► a fee for service payment is one in which a person pays a particular amount of money for medical treatment according to the type of treatment they receive: »Some people pay their doctors using traditional fee… …
3fee-for-service — fee for ser·vice .fē fər sər vəs n separate payment to a health care provider for each medical service rendered to a patient often used attributively <a fee for service group plan> …
4fee-for-service — /fee feuhr serr vis/, adj. pertaining to the charging of fees for specific services rendered in health care, as distinguished from participating in a prepaid medical practice: fee for service medicine. * * * …
5fee-for-service — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun Usage: often attributive : separate payment to a health care provider for each medical service rendered to a patient * * * /fee feuhr serr vis/, adj. pertaining to the charging of fees for specific services rendered in… …
6fee-for-service — noun Usage: often attributive Date: 1945 separate payment to a health care provider for each medical service rendered to a patient < a fee for service health plan > …
7fee-for-service — /fi fə ˈsɜvəs/ (say fee fuh servuhs) adjective of or relating to a system whereby doctors receive payment for specific services to patients rather than receiving a salary …
8Fee for service (FFS) — In health care, a payment mechanism in which a provider is paid for each individual service rendered to a patient …
9Fee-for-carriage — Fee for carriage, value for signal,[1] negotiation for value, or the TV tax all refer to a proposed Canadian television regulatory policy which would require cable and satellite television companies to compensate conventional, over the air… …
10fee — n. 1) to charge a fee 2) to split fees (as of lawyers, doctors) 3) to waive one s fee 4) a fat, large; nominal fee 5) an admission, entrance; contingency; laboratory; membership; registration fee 6) a fee for (a fee for service) 7) for a fee (for …
