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ISP

abbreviation for INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER.
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Graham's next steps were under the direction of her managed healthcare provider, Oxford Health Plans Inc., based in Trumbull, Connecticut.
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* obtain enhanced state reimbursement of county costs for those counties which dedicate their "income eligible" savings to provider wage and benefit increases; and
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A customer desiring proprietary content dials up a local point of presence maintained by an access provider, gets on the Internet and accesses proprietary content.
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Reliable provider information is a cornerstone of the payer focus on administrative simplification and accuracy.
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The story that emerged, described here, is one of strong, high-level support for family planning services that created an ideal platform for expanding emergency contraception services, establishing collaborations between relevant agencies, and increasing the number of state programs and the range of service providers offering emergency contraception services.
Expanding access to emergency contraception through state systems: the Washington State experience
This type of facility allows a campus to purchase electricity directly from an energy provider. Baylor reports an electric savings of $600,000 annually--and because this route reduces costs by 1 cent per kilowatt hour, future energy measures are poised to save still more.
A little bit means a lot
* The type of provider, for instance, physician, physician's assistant, nurse practitioner, etc., who will deliver specific components of care
Designing functional and cost-effective outpatient physician practices
For their part, executive benefits experts are seeing an unsettling trend in the way companies go about finding the appropriate provider. Many benefit managers simply dust off their standard request for proposals (RFPs) used in selecting a 401(k) firm.
RFPs: throw out the cookie-cutter; There is no common formula for implementing a nonqualified deferred compensation plan. Companies shouldn't expect a standard RFP to give them the desired results
A leading provider to a number of Fortune 500 companies, ACSS recommends that building owners and managers keep the following questions and guidelines in mind when making a decision on which security provider to choose:
Choosing the right security provider aids in tenant retention
Portico Provider Platform provides immediate operational benefits including decreased claims mispayments, increased adjudication first pass rate, reduced cost of administration, reduced cost of change, decreased cost of IT maintenance and increased access to accurate provider information.
FMG TECHNOLOGIES UNVEILS PORTICO PROVIDER PLATFORM
Another factor for CPAs to consider is whether the settlement provider has a strong due diligence and compliance program.
Turn unneeded policies into cash: a life settlement can be a better alternative than surrendering a policy

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