The following are payment components of the RVU except: A) Malpractice expenses B) Physician's education level C) Practice expenses D Type of physican's work

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Q: 59. What is a contractual adjustment? a. An adjusting entry made at year-end to accrue unpaid…

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Q: Which statement/s is/are correct? SI ABC, a manufacturer of appliances, approved to insure a…

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Q: characteristic NOT found in a group disability income policy is: A.cost of living adjustment…

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Q: In the accounting for health care providers, what are third-party payors?a. Doctors who reduce fees…

A: Third party payor's: Insurance companies and other groups.

Q: Which of these duties might a financial manager in a healthcare organization be responsible for?…

A: answer: Conduct data analysis to report to the board of directors on new revenue sources

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Q: The following is a "perquisites" Select one: O a. Medical allowance O b. Club membership

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Q: Which is Idemenity Plan and which is Managed Care Plan? Insureds create contract with an insurer…

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Q: Which of the following statements is true regarding postretirement health care benefit obligations…

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Q: Which of the following are deductible medical expenses? Select all that apply. O Nonprescription…

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Q: Which of Ike following statements is CORRECT about he Missialement of Age provision in a health…

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Q: Identify the differences between pensions and postretirement healthcare benefits.

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Q: gal and regulatory issues shape and define the good financial management of an HCO?

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