Are Medicare third-party reimbursements to hospitals covered by the Drug-Free Workplace Act?
No, because such sales are not made through a procurement contract or a grant. However, hospitals that receive procurement contracts or grants must meet the requirements of the Act. Are banks and other financial institutions selling U.S. Treasury bonds covered by the Drug-Free Workplace Act? No, because such sales are not made through a procurement contract or a grant. However, such institutions that receive procurement contracts or grants must meet the requirements of the Act. Are contracts awarded with non-appropriated funds subject to the provisions of the Drug-Free Workplace Act? No. Funds explicitly identified as non-appropriated are excluded from the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and, therefore, are not subject to the Drug-Free Workplace Act. Are contractors or grantees performing work in Federal facilities required to have Drug-Free Workplace programs? Yes. Is the retail purchase of utility services by the Federal government covered by the FAR and, therefore, subject to
No, it doesn’t work that way. HMOs and PPOs just give you more coverage. There are also other, less popular types of insurance. Point-of-service (POS) assumes that you will pay less when you use in-network doctors and hospitals. Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO) is the same as an HMO, but without a primary care doctor and mandatory referrals to specialists. I chose the plan from the list because I’ve been comparing medigap g vs n for a long time. I decided it was better to pay a little more while I was young. Later I will change it as necessary, but I don’t want to give up my hobbies either.