payor
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- noun
- /ˈpeɪər/
- Specialized
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- Consumers, payors, vocational rehabilitation counselors, prescribers, and other persons involved in the purchase of assistive devices would gain insight into which products to purchase.
- third-party payors
- party payors
And let me ask you, how many nonprofits is the payor the same person who's the recipient of the service?
- And let me ask you, how many nonprofits is the payor the same person who's the recipient of the service?
Examples
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And by rare, I mean between 0 and 4% of spousal/child support involves a woman payor.
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Payors such as insurance companies, large employers with self-insurance, and government.
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"If there is a migration from commercial to state insurance exchanges, you may have a real payor shift and a rate shift," says Mr. Hayek.
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Other concerns include patient commitment, return on investment, risk shifted from payors to providers, and overall uncertainty.
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If the payor is properly notified, the withholding rate is reduced under the terms of the Treaty.
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And let me ask you, how many nonprofits is the payor the same person who's the recipient of the service?
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It is important to be aware of insurance guidelines for use, as some payors are very specific about the order in which the available treatment options must be tried.
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A wide variety of decision makers, including designers, manufacturers, prescribers, payors, and consumers, would benefit from such criteria.
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With demands from third-party payors for increased contact time and performance improvement at lower cost and in shorter time, rehabilitation facilities must find innovative means for delivering quality therapeutic treatment without increasing staff or budgets.
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The payor is responsible for ensuring that all invoices are settled on time.
Synonyms
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2.1
A person or company that gives money to get goods and services
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A person or organization that owes money to someone else
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A person or company required by a contract to meet a duty
A person or organization who sends money to someone
A person who pays money to someone for work or loss
A person or organization that pays money from a fund for specific purposes
A person or group who pays a debt
A person or bank that agrees to pay a bill when it is due
A person who owes money to another
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Payor is made of the simple verb pay and the ending -or, which means 'one who does something', just like in actor. So a payor is simply 'one who pays', the person or organisation responsible for a payment.