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allowable charge-also referred to as the Allowed Amount, Approved Charge or Maximum Allowable. See also, Usual, Customary and Reasonable Charge. This is the dollar amount typically considered payment-in-full by a [..]
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allowable chargeThe maximum dollar amount on which benefit payment is based for each dental procedure as calculated by the third-party payer.
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allowable chargeThe health care professional's billed charge or primary carrier's negotiated fee.
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allowable chargeThe amount a doctor or hospital can charge for a health care service or item they give you.
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allowable chargeThe fees, on which program deductibles, maximums, and coinsurance percentage are based, that a dental program will reimburse a dentist for a service as defined by contract. This is the amount that can [..]
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allowable chargeThe maximum fee an insurance company will reimburse a provider for a given service.
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allowable chargeThe maximum amount a health care plan will reimburse a doctor or hospital for a given service.
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allowable chargethe maximum dollar amount on which benefit payment is based for each dental procedure.
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allowable chargeThe maximum amount a health care plan will reimburse a doctor or hospital for a given service.
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allowable chargeCharges for medical services or supplies provided by a hospital or physician which qualify as covered expenses as stated in the health plan’s certificate of coverage.
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allowable chargeThe lesser of the actual charge, the customary charge and the prevailing charge. It is the amount on which Medicare will base its Part B payment. The Medicare allowable amount is basically Medicares [..]
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allowable chargeThis is the amount your insurance has agreed to pay for health care services and supplies. This may be different from the actual charge billed by the health care professional. Your insurance carrier likely negotiated special rates for its members.
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