One who pays; specifically, the person by whom a bill or note has been, or should be, paid.
(Or Payor.) One who pays or is to pay, particularly the person who is to make payment of a check, bill, note, or account.
Generally regarded as the guarantor of payment. Could be an employer, health and welfare fund, insurer, or a broker for the employer or labor organization acting in a purchasing agent capacity, or an individual.
An entity responsible for paying a medical bill
Any individual or organizations that pays for health care services-including insurance companies, labor unions, third party administrators, employers, and various government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid.
a public or private organization that pays for or underwrites coverage for healthcare expenses.
This is a term used by the Child Support Agency. It refers to the person paying child support or child maintenance. See also "liable parent."
( payeur) The party who pays the bill.
Any person or organization paying a health care provider for services or goods. Typically, insurance companies and government health programs like Medicare and Medicaid are the major payers. Most large employers pay for services directly, and individuals pay for some services out of their own pockets.
a person who pays money for something
The person or business who pays money.
The organization that pays for or underwrites coverage for health care expenses.
An employer, insurance company, prepaid health plan, or government agency that is legally obligated to pay for certain health-related services.
Also called "third-party payer," the person or entity that pays a provider for an individual's health care. Traditionally, the payer has been a commercial insurance company, but governments, self-insured companies, non-profit organizations, etc. can also be payers.
The public or private organization that is responsible for payment for health care expenses.
The person or organization who is responsible for paying the amount stated on the face of a negotiable instrument.... read full article
A health plan, medical group, hospital, employer, individual, or other entity that is financially responsible for payment of healthcare services.
An organization that pays for health care expense coverage.
An agency, insurer or health plan that pays for health care services and is responsible for the costs of those services. Payers include the government (e.g. Medicare), commercial insurance and employers' self-insured plans.
Paying agent Payment date
The party or group an individual contracts with to cover health care services, unless the patient is paying out-of-pocket. This is sometimes referred to as a "third-party payer."
An organization that pays for healthcare services covered under a specific insurance plan. Examples include HMOs, private insurance companies (such as John Hancock), employers, and the government.
The person who is ordered to pay support. Also known as an obligor.
An entity that assumes the risk of paying for medical treatments. This can be an uninsured patient, a self-insured employer, or a health care plan or health maintenance organization (HMO).
Any participants who purchase electricity from the clearing manager or who pay for ancillary services.
In health care, an entity that assumes the risk of paying for medical treatments. This can be an uninsured patient, a self-insured employer, a health plan, or an HMO.
A party who pays or is to pay.
In healthcare, an entity that assumes the risk of paying for medical treatments. This can be an uninsured patient, a self-insured employer, or a healthcare plan or HMO. An organization or corporation that contracts with individuals, employer groups, and/or Third Party Administrators to provide health insurance benefits. An Per-Se product that measures projected prescription activity by Payment Type at the individual Plan level. The data provided helps clients with their managed care needs through four reporting levels: - Organization - Geographic - Prescriber - Profile