Costs not linked directly to the provision of medical care. Includes marketing, claims processing, billing, and medical record keeping, among others.
The costs assumed by a managed care plan for administrative services such as claims processing , billing and overhead costs.
the amount of court ordered costs that must be repaid to the Child Support Enforcement Unit such as genetic tests, service of process fees, or attorney's costs.
The Social Security Administration is known for having administrative costs of well under one percent of total assets. Administrative costs are the costs associated with running the program.
Those costs associated with managing the affairs of another or providing services to another.
Sometimes covered in the annual management fee, these are the costs of record keeping, postage, maintaining a customer service line, etc. Though all necessary costs they vary in amount from fund to fund. Some funds can keep these costs below 0.20% of fund assets while others may be as high as 0.5%.
A lenderâs operating and fixed costs charged for completing and servicing a loan.
All executive, organizational, and clerical costs associated with the general management of an organization rather than with manufacturing, marketing, or selling.
All indirect costs that are not directly chargeable to a specific project, such as electricity, heat, rent, equipment depreciation, executive salaries, business development expenses, and loss of productive time.
A general term that refers to Medicare and Medicaid administrative costs, as well as CMS administrative costs. Medicare administrative costs are comprised of the Medicare related outlays and non-CMS administrative outlays. Medicaid administrative costs refer to the Federal share of the States' expenditures for administration of the Medicaid program. CMS administrative costs are the costs of operating CMS (e.g., salaries and expenses, facilities, equipment, rent and utilities, etc.). These costs are reflected in the Program Management account.
Costs of record keeping, mailings, maintaining a customer service line, etc. These are all necessary costs, though they vary in size from fund to fund. The thriftiest funds can keep these costs below 0.20% of fund assets, while the ones who use engraved paper, colorful graphics, and phone answers with highfalutin' accents might fail to keep administrative costs below 0.40% of fund assets.
Blues’ costs for such services as claims processing, billing and overhead.
The costs of activities of the project or sectoral activity directly related and limited to its short-term implementation. They include the costs of planning, training, administration, monitoring, etc.
Costs related to utilization review, insurance marketing, medical underwriting, agents' commissions, premium collection, claims processing, insurer profit, quality assurance programs, and risk management.