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IPPS
(redirected from Inpatient Prospective Payment System)

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IPPSInpatient Prospective Payment System (medical payments)
IPPSInternational Parallel Processing Symposium
IPPSInternational Pelvic Pain Society
IPPSInternational Plant Propagators Society
IPPSIndustrial Pollution Projection System
IPPSIntegrated Personnel and Payroll System
IPPSInstitute for Public Policy Studies
IPPSIntegrated Power Plant System
IPPSInstantaneous Personnel Protection System
IPPSIntegrated Procurement and Payment System
IPPSIntegrated Printing/Publishing System
IPPSIntegrated Power and Propulsion System
IPPSInstrument Power Protection System (Precision Power International, Inc.; Mission Viejo, CA)
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However, a recent decision by Medicare on the Inpatient Prospective Payment System rule will have a more immediate impact on orthopedic firms and payments from hospitals (see Reimbursement Roadmap on page 18).
Pricing pressures by Delporte, Christopher / Orthopedic Design & Technology
The FY2008 Acute Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) Final Rule required most hospitals to begin reporting this information to CMS on Oct.
CMS reducing pay for HAC by Colker, Pam Tayon / Medical Laboratory Observer
The growing population of older adults who sustain strokes, hip fractures, joint replacements, and other conditions, combined with the Medicare program's inpatient prospective payment system and the technical advances in medical and surgical care, have led to an increasing demand for medical rehabilitation services.
State of the science on postacute rehabilitation: setting a research ... by Heinemann, Allen W. / AJOT: American Journal of Occupational Therapy
 
 
 
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