Title: Medicare
Subjects: Access control, Accounting, Acute renal failure, Allied health personnel, Ambulance service, Anesthesia, Anesthesiologists, Auditing, Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Claims administration, Confidential communications, Corrupt practices, Cost, Cost control, Cost of Medical care, Costs, Diagnostic imaging, Dialysis, Disability Insurance, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Diagnostic imaging, Economic aspects of Medical laws and legislation, Employee fringe benefits, Evaluation, Federal aid to medical education, Fees, Finance, Government contractors, Government policy, Health Care Fraud and Abuse Control Program (U.S.), Health Insurance, Health maintenance organizations, HealthChoice (Firm), Hemodialysis, Home care services, Home health aides, Hospices (Terminal care), Hospital care, Hospitals, Insurance, Disability, Insurance, health, Intensive care units, Invoices, Law and legislation, Magnetic resonance imaging, Managed care plans (Medical care), Management, Medical care, Medical care, Cost of, Medical education, Medical fees, Medical instruments and apparatus, Medical instruments and apparatus industry, Medical laboratories, Medical laws and legislation, Medical records, Medical supplies industry, Medicare, Medicare fraud, Mid-Delta Home Health (Firm), Nursing home care, Nursing homes, Occupational therapy, Older people, Pathological laboratories, Prevention, Prospective payment, Quality control, Rates, Research, Rules and practice, Salaries, Security measures, Speech therapy, States, Teaching hospitals, Transportation, Treatment, United States, United States. Dept. of Health and Human Services. Office of Inspector General, United States. Dept. of Justice, United States. Health Care Financing Administration, Utilization review
Places: Florida, Maine, Mississippi, New Hampshire, United States, Vermont