Today, Medicare pays healthcare providers a fee in exchange for services which are rendered. Most healthcare providers including hospitals and doctors either accept the fee which is offered by Medicare or negotiate independently with healthcare insurance providers and private parties for a different fee.
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Of the many, many documents signed by parties to real estate transactions today are the “good faith estimates” and a “truth in lending disclosure statement”, both of which must be provided by mortgagees. The documents are sometimes complicated, and attorneys are required to explain to their clients their import. Administrative costs and time are spent
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Nurses are not immune to the dangers of alcohol and substance abuse threatening everyone in their daily lives. In fact, nurses may be especially vulnerable by virtue of the accessibility they have to prescription medications. The Recovery and Monitoring Program was established in 2003 largely through the effort of the NJ State Nurses Association. It
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I am always thankful for the many blessings in my life, including my family, my health, my friends, and ability to support worthy causes. I’d encourage everyone reading this to support two causes I support: Gift of Life Inc. of NJ: Today, there are over four million children around the world who have been diagnosed
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There are many reasons why purchasers of real property are prudent in securing a title insurance policy. Perhaps, one of the most important reasons is to protect against fraudulent lawyers, real estate brokers; and title insurance agents. A real life scenario, which Romanowsky Law is currently handling, is illustrative. A young man (“Client”) is approached
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The Center for Medicare and Medicaid services, Department of Health and Human Services issued a final rule updating the prospective payment rates for in-patient rehabilitation facilities on August 6, 2014. Among other things, the final rule is consistent with the Department’s policy to collect data on the amount and mode (individual, concurrent, group and co-treatments)
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Before congress overhauled the Federal Bankruptcy Code in 2005, banks and credit card companies spent millions in lobbying efforts in an attempt to make bankruptcy the “option of last resort” rather than a convenient way for consumers to wipe out credit card debt, which seemed impossible to pay. Legislators on both sides of the isle
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What is a licensed nurse in another state to do when their spouse who is in the armed forces is suddenly relocated to NJ? How can a struggling armed forces family make ends meet when the nurse has to wait for a protracted license application to be passed? On June 2, 2014, the NJ State
Chances are, if you are considering bankruptcy, you already owe more than you can afford to pay. You may be tempted to “cut corners” and try filing bankruptcy without the aid of an attorney. Or you may consider using a “bankruptcy petition preparation service.” You may do so, but you should know the risks you
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Learn about why you should contact a healthcare law firm to review your physician employment contract. Call Brian Romanowsky today at (973) 451-1116. doctor agreements You may also want to consider this… http://www.studentdoctor.net/2011/04/physician-employment-agreements-read-the-fine-print/
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